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Configuring a Network Security Group (NSG) to Secure Network
Configuring a Network Security Group (NSG) to Secure Network

Difficulty Level
Beginner
Prerequisites
none
Lab Duration
45 Min
About Lab
Overview:
A network security group (NSG) in Azure is the way to activate a rule or access control list (ACL), which will allow or deny network traffic to your virtual machine instances in a virtual network. NSGs can be associated with subnets or individual virtual machine instances within that subnet.
- What Will You Learn ?
- Learn about how to use create a virtual machine without NSG
- Learn to use create NSG and attach it to the virtual machine
- Learn to add/modify NSG to allow/block the traffic
- Learn about how to use create a virtual machine without NSG
Prerequisite:
As this lab is foundational, it requires user to have basic knowledge of Azure PaaS services (Theoretical knowledge would be sufficient).
If you have a personal or corporate Azure Cloud account or project, it is recommended to run your cloud labs in an incognito window in order to avoid confusion of accounts.
Launching Lab:
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Click on Start Lab to generate credentials for Azure, it will start the lab.
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Once the Lab is started, you will be provided with Username, Password, Resource Group Name & Region.