PowerShell Script to disable Public Network Access for Azure Relay
Scenario: PowerShell script to disable Public Network access for Azure Relay
In today’s azure world, it is always better to do automations rather than do a Manual work. It becomes a headache for all of us to navigate to Azure Portal
Here is the simple way to disable Public Network access by using PowerShell script.
Solution:
Please find below steps on how to run the PowerShell script to disable Public Network access for Azure Relay.
Step 1: Login to Azure portal
Step 2: Open Azure PowerShell terminal and connect to your Azure account using any of options mentioned in Authentication Methods
Step 3: Just add the Resource Group name and Subscription Id and Relay namespace.
Step 4: Run the above commands to enable Public Network access for Azure Relay
Reference Links: -
Network security for Azure Relay - Azure Relay | Microsoft Learn
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