What does the network contributor role on a resource group enable you to do
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The Network Contributor role lets you manage networks in the resource
group, but not access them. The Network Contributor role includes the
Microsoft.Network/* action, so any action included in Microsoft.Network
provider. It also alllows you to create a load balancer backend address
pool or update an existing load balancer backend address pool in the
resource group
What is a security principal
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, a user, group, service principal, or managed identity
Where do You typically access Resource Manager from in azure
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the portal, Cloud Shell, PowerShell, and CLI.
What can a RBAC reader role do
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View all azure resources at that scope
RBAC uses an additive model. What does this mean
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your effective permissions are the sum of your role assignments
Does Azure RBAC support deny assignments
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The Network Contributor role lets you manage networks in the resource
group, but not access them. The Network Contributor role includes the
Microsoft.Network/* action, so any action included in Microsoft.Network
provider. It also alllows you to create a load balancer backend address
pool or update an existing load balancer backend address pool in the
resource group
What is a security principal
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, a user, group, service principal, or managed identity
Where do You typically access Resource Manager from in azure
Give this one a try later!
the portal, Cloud Shell, PowerShell, and CLI.
What can a RBAC reader role do
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View all azure resources at that scope
RBAC uses an additive model. What does this mean
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your effective permissions are the sum of your role assignments
Does Azure RBAC support deny assignments
Give this one a try later!
