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First: Azure AD & SAS Second: Azure AD & SAS Starting from version 10.27 (released in early 2025), AzCopy supports OAuth (Azure AD) for Azure Files as well, including copy and list operations. [github.com] Additionally, the updated documentation (late 2025) confirms that you can use: User identity (interactive login) Managed Identity Service Principal to access Azure Files without SAS, provided you assign the correct RBAC roles (e.g., Storage File Data Privileged Reader/Contributor). [docs.azure.cn], [docs.azure.cn]
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1. Entra ID and SAS 2.Entra ID and SAS (now azure files supports both authentication methods with AZCOPY) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1919315/does-azcopy-support-entra-id-and-sas-for-azure-fil
the answer from chatgpt is this: For the current Microsoft Learn behavior of AzCopy: Blob storage: Azure AD and shared access signatures (SAS) File storage: Azure AD and shared access signatures (SAS) But for this specific AZ-104-style exam question, the expected older exam answer was usually: Blob storage: Azure AD and shared access signatures (SAS) File storage: Shared access signatures (SAS) only So: Real/current Azure answer: both / both Likely exam-key answer for this hotspot: Blob = both, File = SAS only
AZCopy for Azure File Storage support also Entra ID. So IMHO for both questions the answer is "Entra ID and shared access signatures (SAS)". https://learn.microsoft.com/en-in/answers/questions/1919315/does-azcopy-support-entra-id-and-sas-for-azure-fil https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-use-azcopy-files "The examples in this article show the use of a SAS token to authorize access. However, for commands that target files and directories, you can now provide authorization credentials by using Microsoft Entra ID and omit the SAS token from those commands"