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How to control access of azure bastion service of the group of Azure windows VMs?

This is using MS Azure Cloud. We also using Azure Active Directory. We want to control the access of the azure bastion of the group of Windows VMs to the selective AD account users, what should be we do? Shall we create security groups in AAD, add in those allowed users in the groups? 


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SooHow Cheng

8/22/2022 - Mon
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SooHow Cheng

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Hi Michael,

BTW, how to see those permissions?
Michael B. Smith

Under a virtual network, or NIC, or VM, go to Access Control.

Note that, similar to NTFS, if a permission does not exist, it is the same as "deny". If a permission does exist, it is the same as "allow".

SooHow Cheng

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Hi Michael,

For these 4,

  • Reader role on the virtual machine.
  • Reader role on the NIC with private IP of the virtual machine.
  • Reader role on the Azure Bastion resource.
  • Reader role on the virtual network (for peered virtual networks)

I managed to find vm, nic, and virtual network (with selective subnet). How about azure bastian resource? where to find it?

Now, the user can see this Vm.

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