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Hotspot Scenario
Select the appropriate option to complete the statement. Click Check Answer below to see the marked solution.
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Rule Priority Example Allow Canada IPs Rule: Priority: 100 (this rule will be evaluated first) Action: Allow requests from Canadian IP addresses. Block All Other Traffic Rule: Priority: 200 (this rule will be evaluated after the allow rule) Action: Block all other requests. Azure Portal View While I can’t provide a direct screenshot, here’s a textual representation of how it might look in the Azure portal: +-----------------------------------------------------+ | WAF Policy Rules | +---------------------+-------------------------------+ | Rule Name | Priority | +---------------------+-------------------------------+ | AllowCanadaIPs | 100 | | BlockAllOtherTraffic | 200 | +---------------------+-------------------------------+
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Rule Priority Example Allow Canada IPs Rule: Priority: 100 (this rule will be evaluated first) Action: Allow requests from Canadian IP addresses. Block All Other Traffic Rule: Priority: 200 (this rule will be evaluated after the allow rule) Action: Block all other requests. Azure Portal View While I can’t provide a direct screenshot, here’s a textual representation of how it might look in the Azure portal: +-----------------------------------------------------+ | WAF Policy Rules | +---------------------+-------------------------------+ | Rule Name | Priority | +---------------------+-------------------------------+ | AllowCanadaIPs | 100 | | BlockAllOtherTraffic | 200 | +---------------------+-------------------------------+
Creating an allow custom rule, omits all other rules and prevents the "protect from known web attack vectors" requirement. only create a block rule