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The response is correct . no access for the first option read, write, and list access for the case you use 'net use' command: you can use a SAS (Shared Access Signature) with the net use command to map an Azure file share as a network drive. Here’s how you can do it: Generate the SAS URL for your Azure file share. Open Command Prompt with administrative privileges. Use the net use command with the SAS URL. Here’s an example command: net use Z: /user:Azure<storage-account-name> "<SAS-token>" Replace <storage-account-name>, <file-share-name>, and <SAS-token> with your actual storage account name, file share name, and SAS token. This command maps the Azure file share to the Z: drive on your local machine. If the SAS token is valid, you should be able to access the file share as if it were a local drive.
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net use is an SMB command for mapping a network file share. Azure Files SMB authentication uses a storage account key or identity-based authentication (Kerberos), not a SAS token. Therefore, none of the SAS settings—IP range, dates, or Read/Write/List permissions—can make the SMB connection work. Exam takeaway SAS works for Azure Storage REST/API-style access. net use = SMB = use storage account key or identity-based authentication, not SAS
The response is correct . no access for the first option read, write, and list access for the case you use 'net use' command: you can use a SAS (Shared Access Signature) with the net use command to map an Azure file share as a network drive. Here’s how you can do it: Generate the SAS URL for your Azure file share. Open Command Prompt with administrative privileges. Use the net use command with the SAS URL. Here’s an example command: net use Z: https://<storage-account-name>.file.core.windows.net/<file-share-name> /user:Azure\<storage-account-name> "<SAS-token>" Replace <storage-account-name>, <file-share-name>, and <SAS-token> with your actual storage account name, file share name, and SAS token. This command maps the Azure file share to the Z: drive on your local machine. If the SAS token is valid, you should be able to access the file share as if it were a local drive.
On the other hand I have just found the following in here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/storage-how-to-use-files-windows " Shared access signature (SAS) tokens aren't currently supported for mounting Azure file shares."