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Remediation

From Azure Portal​

Part A. Select the Virtual Machine to Remediate​

  1. Using the search bar, search for and open the Virtual Machines service.
  2. Click on the name of the Virtual Machine to be remediated.

Part B. Remediate each Virtual Machine Disk individually​

  1. From the selected Virtual Machine resource window, expand the Settings menu item and click Disks.
  2. For each disk, click the name of the disk to open the disk resource window.
  3. From the selected Disk resource window, expand the Settings menu item, and click Networking.

Under Network access, select the radio button for either:

  • Disable public access and enable private access
  • Disable public and private access

Repeat Part B for each Disk attached to a VM.

Repeat Parts A and B to remediate all Disks in all VMs.

From Azure CLI​

To configure a disk to allow private access only, run the following command making sure you have the Disk Access ID from a private disk access end point:

az disk update \
    --name {{managed disk name}} \
    --resource-group {{resource group name}} \
    --network-access-policy AllowPrivate \
    --disk-access {{disk access ID}}

To completely disable public and private access for a disk, run the following command (still in preview) for each disk:

az disk update \
    --name {{managed disk name}} \
    --resource-group {{resource group name}} \
    --public-network-access Disabled \
    --network-access-policy DenyAll

From PowerShell​

To disable PublicNetworkAccess and to set a DenyAll setting for the disk's NetworkAccessPolicy for each managed disk, run the following command:

$disk = Get-AzDisk -ResourceGroupName ‘{{resource group name}}’ -DiskName ‘{{disk name}}’ $disk.NetworkAccessPolicy = 'DenyAll' $disk.PublicNetworkAccess = 'Disabled' Update-AzDisk -ResourceGroup '{{resource group name}} -DiskName $disk.Name -Disk $disk

To disable PublicNetworkAccess and to set an AllowPrivate setting for the disk's NetworkAccessPolicy for each managed disk, run the following command:

$disk = Get-AzDisk -ResourceGroupName ‘{{resource group name}}’ -DiskName ‘{{disk name}}’ $disk.NetworkAccessPolicy = 'AllowPrivate' $disk.PublicNetworkAccess = 'Disabled' $disk.DiskAccessId = '/subscriptions/{{subscription ID}}/resourceGroups/{{resource group name}}/providers/Microsoft.Compute/diskAccesses/{{private disk access name}} Update-AzDisk -ResourceGroup '{{resource group name}} -DiskName $disk.Name -Disk $disk