AZ-900 Episode 21 | Azure Security Groups | Network and Application Security Groups (NSG, ASG)

[@scotmarkieboy]

Hey Adam, thanks for putting this content together and making it available for free

[@AdamMarczakYT]

My pleasure!

[@prafulkambework]

You are simply a superb teacher. If I get a mentor like you then learning new things will never feel boring. Really appreciate your efforts and Thank you so much for such a great content.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

So nice of you, thanks

[@jean_c_santos]

I have been learning from your videos for the past 2 months, slowly getting ready for my AZ-900 exam in 2 weeks. I only wish you would update certain videos to accommodate the changes to the AZ-900 that occurred this year. Still, these videos are excellent and relevant. Thanks Adam !!

[@Dan-of2qz]

what were the videos that needed to be changed?

[@yakupoztuna5845]

I firstly watch all videos of adam, then study on the document that my company provided, then solve as much practice questions as possible. Planning to get certified on August

[@kamalsameh3338]

@@yakupoztuna5845 How did it go?

[@sethboooooi23245]

Thanks Adam. You really tend to break concepts down extremely concisely. -your Biblical son, Seth.

[@stringsnmusic]

I can't agree more with others. It takes a lot to be a good instructor. You have it in you! Keep making awesome educational videos.

[@RatherBCycling]

I rarely comment on KZbin video, but Adam's AZ-900 catalog is amazing. Thank you so much!

[@abhisheksoni6012]

Thank you so much Adam for making these difficult-to-grasp concepts very easy to understand and interesting to learn. There are no words for your teaching skills. You are awesome. Thanks a lot Adam !

[@krishnaawasthi2120]

Thanks for this series, I have just cleared my AZ900 Azure fundamental exam yesterday, thanks alot sir🙏🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you and congrats, keep up the good work :)

[@HUTTB0LE]

Hi @Krishna. I know the AZ900 updated their test recently. Did you find that Adam covered everything you need to know for the test?

[@krishnaawasthi2120]

@@HUTTB0LE yes , Adam has covered everything but you have to go through some practice test, for that there are 6 practice tests in one udemy course, you can go through that and that will help you alot

[@ahambrahmasmi8210]

@@krishnaawasthi2120 , Can you post the udemy link once ?

[@danielmartins4774]

Część Adam, Thank you for being a fantastic teacher! NSGs and ASGs overlap, to me, but you've cleared that up. Dziękuję, Daniel

[@shividhun8675]

Happy to see another one ...waiting for it ...Thanks Adam ... You Rock!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

More to come!

[@deepakkumar-cl6hs]

Brilliant , Very clearly explained with example ... Thanks for the effort.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sridharjayaraman8094]

Superb, simple and effective - Great Adam, Many thanks.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Glad you liked it!

[@asmitabagchi6886]

Another crisp one! ❤️

[@AdamMarczakYT]

More to come! :) thanks!

[@manauryreyes7262]

I appreciate you for making these videos for us!! Very Helpful

[@mannykhan7752]

Great video as ususal. Amazing resource.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thanks again!

[@barbobrien9318]

Your videos and practice tests are the best! Thanks Adam.

[@CmdrStukov]

Brilliant. I wish this was around when I started learning Azure.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

You and me both, I wish I started earlier! Thanks!

[@NadeemKhan-eq1qh]

Thanks Adam your videos explanation very simple to understand and its really helpful

[@sathyarajg5092]

Thank You , Simple explanation and its very useful .

[@AdamMarczakYT]

You are welcome

[@PramodKumar-oi2ct]

You are great narrator Adam ... brilliant class

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Cheers!

[@harikaranmohan3865]

Your Cartoons are really great understanding Adam.. Hats off !!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you so much 😀

[@cristian.khalil]

Congratulations for the amazing job! your explanations are great!

[@avanishsrivastav9878]

Thank you Adam❤️ Your videos are really helpful

[@AdamMarczakYT]

My pleasure! Always glad to hear that!

[@jsfnrey]

Very helpful! I understand the difference now, Thank You!!

[@hstanciu]

Sizzling! Thanks Adam!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Any time! Thanks for watching :)

[@skycode2310]

It's easy to understand your explanation

[@tribhuwantiwari2386]

Very good explanation 👍

[@KloudEnrich_RameshkumarB]

Perfect Explanation Adam

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Glad you think so!

[@abdeldev1675]

😇😇😇Um ehrlich zu sein, du bist der Beste aller Zeiten. Wenn Sie auch Azure 104 (kurs) machen, wäre es besser

[@skycode2310]

Hi Adam, thanks. I'm getting this certification

[@christoph9903]

great video. thank you!

[@denkozlov4220]

Thank you Adam!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

My pleasure!

[@bilelbouzid5417]

Bro you are super ! Keep going

[@FelixXU-j3q]

Thanks Adam for the great tutorial demo. However, in your demo topology about Network security group, you applying the NSG to the subnet seems easy to misleading that NSG is to apply to subnet. However, it should be apply to servers directly

[@christophmohl8139]

Hi Adam, great explanation, excellent visualization, thank you!

[@ByteBurstAcademy]

Very Good Explanation.. Good Job mate

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you! 👍

[@xuanquangnguyen2291]

Thank you so much for an useful video

[@chvrleshd]

Please make a playlist for AZ-104. You're the only one that will put an end to the ambiguity in azure 😅

[@Amitcloud-uk]

Hey Adam, you should create playlist for 104 and 305. nice content thanks

[@GodIsWithin3]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Mahmoud-fn6bz]

Thank you

[@Annamalaibatsha]

Very easy to understand thanks

[@AdamMarczakYT]

You are welcome

[@howardwolowitz5879]

your content is really helpful

[@---tr9qg]

NSG allow/block specific port not service. NSG can't be used as Application(service) firewall. For example, if i decided to use ssh on port 2224, NSG rule that block 22 port can't prevent my attempt to connect to host via ssh.

[@vs9108]

Thanks !

[@tighthead03]

Amazing explanation

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Glad you think so!

[@NazrulIslam-zh1hd]

Excellent video

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you very much!

[@dougspindler4947]

Very well done.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you kindly!

[@farshidjamali]

Thank you, Adam!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thanks

[@5147052011]

Thanks Adam for the superb videos , really one stop shop for fundamental certifications. If you have any architect level course , do share with us.

[@bubbudubbu5515]

Hi, Thanks for the great content. Is there no procedure to maintain application security groups in Azure?

[@kristiyanivanov7414]

Nicely done.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sitharaabhilash3627]

Hi Adam. Your Video's are really good. It will be great if you can make videos for other Microsoft certifications( SC-400,SC-300 and SC-200).

[@stephenadams2397]

I know this is probably just for example purposes but was there any reason you placed your logic service in the same subnet as the web subnet? I'm thinking you could have had Web Subnet => Logic Subnet => DB Subnet as that seems more in-line with your security architecture when you used ASG.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

You are correct, this is just for simplicity sake. 😀

[@oslobot]

Thanks Adam. Another good one! These are great. Heads up: There's a spelling mistake on the practice test answer for #1 "Serurity"

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Darn it! Thanks Pete, I ran this through grammarly, maybe I'm just getting blind this days :)

[@josephrenderos2031]

I have a question about how NSG works. So if I were to create a rule to allow RDP with a priority of 100, and another rule to block RDP with a priority of 101, would RDP be allowed in this case?

[@talentdlamini9326]

you the best💓👌

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thanks!

[@DanielWeikert]

The NSG is an own resource correct? So after creating how do you link specific resources to the group and are rules for one nsg then applied to all resources linked or can they be customized for each resource?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Great question Daniel. Inside of the NSG resource there are panels which allow you to associate NSG to either specific Network Interfaces of Virtual Machines or to entire Subnet. Lot's of info on this can be found here if you are interested: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/manage-network-security-group?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556

[@DanielWeikert]

@@AdamMarczakYT Thanks for your quick reply Adam. Your videos are amazing and very helpful for beginners like me. Highly appreciate it! I really hope you will do an additional more advanced/ more detailed series with more practical examples in the future Keep up the great work! BR stay healthy and enjoy your evening

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thanks Daniel, likewise stay safe :) Thanks for stopping by!

[@antonikowalski8788]

Dziękuję za kurs! Czy mógłby Pan podpowiedzieć czym się różnią certyfikaty MS-900 i AZ-900?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

MS- skupia sie na Microsoft 365, czyli uslugi office, power platform, etc. AZ- na Azure.

[@vak21]

Hi Adam, thanks for the great content. I just have one question... in 1:05 you say that all traffic comming from the internet would be allowd... but I think there the "implicit" deny rule. Therefore, traffic must be explicitly permitted...

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Great question. Notice that you said you have a 'default rule', that means you also have a NSG. In this example, I have shown a diagram with no NSGs. In that case all ports are exposed to the internet/intranet. In Azure your can create resources without NSG if you want, but by default templates include NSG so most people don't even realize that. I used this as an example as to why NSGs are so important for us.

[@vak21]

@@AdamMarczakYT thanks !

[@chettriaone]

@Adam in 04:05 --While adding inbound security rule in our NSG, we have source, SPR, destination, DPR, protocol and action. In protocol field we have 4 options ie,(Any, TCP, UDP and ICMP). So my question is, Is this possible to select more than one option (in protocol field)? for example protocol: TCP amd ICMP. Or its only one option at a time?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

One at the time, that's why they added option Any to allow for all of them.

[@musclehead1992]

So if you have port 80 or 22 or any port for SSH , https or RDP. I can scan it using public ip via Nmap. Find vulnerability and i would attack your web server first and escalate to root privilege then move laterally to the data base and extract any files using Steganography.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

"Find vulnerability" - that's the tricky part. Azure Services are always up to date with latest security patches.

[@Lordxfx]

Subbed! Nice 1

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thanks for the sub! Welcome aboard!

[@denkozlov4220]

I didn't understand how to configure subnets within Network Security Groups, how would I attach inbound or outbound rules for the whole subnet range of IP addresses?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Rules are affecting those that the NSG is attached to. If NSG is attached to Network Interface it will only affect that NIC. You need to attach NSG to an entire subnet for the rules to affect entire subnet.

[@gvsmchaithanya2847]

Very KISS (Keep In Short Simple) I got clarity about NSG & ASG. Can I know which software or thing you are using the presentation? It gives me a very clear understanding.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Thank you :) I just use powerpoint only, no extra tools.

[@SaurabhKumar-pb2hw]

thanku for this beautiful video, just a small doubt, can we give different OS to different instances in same VMSS?? is this possible using ARM template?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

VMSS = identical VMs, if you change OS they are no longer identical, so no. Thanks for watching! :)

[@jjjjjo]

Network Security group is not located in Azure Virtual Network, right?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Nope, it's a separate resource which can be associated with a subnet or network interface

[@bartekz88]

Great stuff like always. How many episodes left to do in AZ-900 ?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Check the website :) marczak.io/az-900 the agenda is always there with a list of episodes. All remaining episodes should be released in the next 2 months.

[@rohansrivastwa827]

From which source you create these kind of animation?

[@BB-gj7de]

Thank you for this amazing video and nice explanation!

[@thiyagarajanrajendran5277]

Can we associate nsg to a vitrual network subnet and vitrual network and to a network interface?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

NSG can be associated with specific network interface or entire subnet.

[@MrDanesorensen]

You mention the reduced maintenance requirement of ASG's, can you, or anyone else expand on the maintenance reduction?

[@ramachandranthangam6421]

I also have the same question

[@AdamMarczakYT]

If you have 100 VMs but you want to expose only 50 via NSG you would need to create many rules for them based on static IPs or ranges. It's easier to group those 50 in ASG and add that ASG in NSG.

[@danielailieva7130]

Hi Adam, how many hours is the total length of 39 episodes?

[@fridaynyambe3170]

7hours

[@musclehead1992]

So security rules act as a firewall.

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Like a very simple one, yes. It's not inspecting the traffic but just filtering it. So partially yes.

[@frpmz1906]

Like DJ Khaled, "ANOTHER ONE".

[@AdamMarczakYT]

😂 thanks!

[@mrprvnm]

Associate NSG to virtual network is possible?

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Either VNet subnet or network interface.

[@ajaznawaz37]

Hmm. sorry but where is the ‘vnet’

[@AdamMarczakYT]

It's on the screen :) white border, title is underneath

[@ajaznawaz37]

@@AdamMarczakYT Ah I see now (i think), it states virtual network. when you are coming from a legacy backgroud 'virtual network' can mean few different things. so sorry to sound pedantic, i like to keep 'cloud' terminology in a 'cloud bucket' and avoid to mix the two.

[@damirmih984]

Thanks!

[@alexanderacchiardo460]

Great one and great explained

[@AdamMarczakYT]

Glad you liked it!

[@papachoudhary5482]

Thanks!

[@AdamMarczakYT]

You bet!

[@timmusaka9577]

You are the best Adam! Thank you

[@clarkflavor]