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az network perimeter profile access-rule create

Create a network security perimeter profile access rule. Azure CLI extensions reference

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Create IP based access rule

az network perimeter profile access-rule create -n MyAccessRule --profile-name MyProfile --perimeter-name MyPerimeter -g MyResourceGroup --address-prefixes "[10.10.0.0/16]"Identify
-nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
-gName of resource group.
--address-prefixesInbound address prefixes (IPv4/IPv6)

Create NSP based access rule

az network perimeter profile access-rule create -n MyAccessRule --profile-name MyProfile --perimeter-name MyPerimeter -g MyResourceGroup --nsp "[{id:<NSP_ARM_ID>}]"Identify
-nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
-gName of resource group.

Create FQDN based access rule

az network perimeter profile access-rule create -n MyAccessRule --profile-name MyProfile --perimeter-name MyPerimeter -g MyResourceGroup --fqdn "['www.abc.com', 'www.google.com']" --direction "Outbound"Identify
-nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
-gName of resource group.
--fqdnOutbound rules in fully qualified domain name format.
--directionDirection that specifies whether the access rules is inbound/outbound.

Create Subscription based access rule

az network perimeter profile access-rule create -n MyAccessRule --profile-name MyProfile --perimeter-name MyPerimeter -g MyResourceGroup --subscriptions [0].id="<SubscriptionID1>" [1].id="<SubscriptionID2>"Identify
-nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
-gName of resource group.
--subscriptionsSubscription id in the ARM id format.

Create ServiceTags based access rule

az network perimeter profile access-rule create -n MyAccessRule --profile-name MyProfile --perimeter-name MyPerimeter -g MyResourceGroup --service-tags [st1,st2]Identify
-nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
-gName of resource group.
--service-tagsInbound rules of type service tag.

Options

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--access-rule-name, --name, -nThe name of the NSP access rule.
--address-prefixesInbound address prefixes (IPv4/IPv6)
--directionDirection that specifies whether the access rules is inbound/outbound.
--email-addressesOutbound rules in email address format.
--fqdnOutbound rules in fully qualified domain name format.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
--phone-numbersOutbound rules in phone number format.
--profile-nameThe name of the NSP profile.
--service-tagsInbound rules of type service tag.
--subscriptionsSubscription id in the ARM id format.