Azure – It is now easier to manage well-known ports (service) in your NSG

As you know you should protect your resources running on Azure connected to a virtual network (vNet) using Network Security Group (NSG).

Well, it now easier to manage well-known communication ports (or services) to allow/disallow traffic.

When editing inbound or outbound rule to add new communication port you no longer have to manually enter the port and protocol for these well-known services (HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP…)

When selecting one of the known services, all the settings (port, protocol) are automatically set for you.

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