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az webapp config access-restriction remove

Removes an Access Restriction from the webapp. Azure CLI reference

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Examples

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Remove Access Restriction named developers from the main site.

az webapp config access-restriction remove -g ResourceGroup -n AppName --rule-name developersIdentify
-gName of resource group.
-nname of the web app.
--rule-nameName of the access restriction to remove

Remove Access Restriction named internal_agents from the scm site.

az webapp config access-restriction remove -g ResourceGroup -n AppName --rule-name internal_agents --scm-site trueIdentify
-gName of resource group.
-nname of the web app.
--rule-nameName of the access restriction to remove
--scm-siteTrue if access restriction should be removed from scm site

Remove Access Restriction with service tag AzureFrontDoor.Backend from the main site.

az webapp config access-restriction remove -g ResourceGroup -n AppName --service-tag AzureFrontDoor.BackendIdentify
-gName of resource group.
-nname of the web app.
--service-tagService Tag (optional comma separated list of up to 8 tags)

Options

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--actionAllow or deny access
--ip-addressIP address or CIDR range (optional comma separated list of up to 8 ranges)
--name
--rule-name, -rName of the access restriction to remove
--scm-siteTrue if access restriction should be removed from scm site
--service-tagService Tag (optional comma separated list of up to 8 tags)
--skip-service-tag-validation, -kSkip validating public service tags
--subnetSubnet name (requires vNet name) or subnet resource id
--vnet-namevNet name