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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 Disk Export.

Check the checkbox next to Enable Data Access Authentication Mode.

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​

Ensure that each disk is detached from its associated Virtual Machine before proceeding. Once detached, run the following for each disk:

az disk update \
    --name {{disk_name}} \
    --resource-group {{resource_group_name}} \
    --data-access-auth-mode AzureActiveDirectory

From PowerShell​

Ensure that each disk is detached from its associated Virtual Machine before proceeding. Once detached, run the following for each disk:

$disk = Get-AzDisk -ResourceGroupName '{{resource_group_name}}' -DiskName '{{disk_name}}' $disk.DataAccessAuthMode = 'AzureActiveDirectory' Update-AzDisk -ResourceGroup '{{resource_group_name}}' -DiskName $disk.Name -Disk $disk