Azure Networking relies on many of the same principles of networking on-premises, but there are also differences. This video explores the Azure Network Watcher Network Security Group (NSG) Diagnostic tool. We start with an overview of NSG’s and how it processes rules. After that, we look at examples of
An important step when troubleshooting network and connectivity issues is collecting packet captures. A packet capture copies the IP flow information between a target computer and any computer or other network device that communicates with it. The capture can then be analyzed to identify network problems or track communication
Azure Networking relies on many of the same principles of networking on-premises, but there are also differences. This video explores the Azure Network Watcher IP Flow Verify tool. We start with an overview of what the IP Flow verify is used for and then goes into examples of how
You just created an Azure VNet and there is a new resource group called NetworkWatcherRG shows up in the subscription, what is it and how did it get there? This video goes over what Network Watcher is used for and how it is automatically provisioned. Then we move on
Devices, like users and groups, have identities in Azure AD. We can use these identities to manage the devices. This video goes over the three types of Azure AD device identities; Azure AD Registered, Azure AD Joined and Hybrid Azure AD Joined. We look at how the device identities
