azure-firewall-manager

Azure Firewall Manager helps you choose between secured virtual hubs and hub virtual networks by providing decision-making guidance based on your specific network architecture requirements. It evaluates your infrastructure to recommend the most suitable hub deployment model for centralizing traffic control.

To configure DNS servers and DNS proxy in Azure Firewall policy, use the azure-firewall-manager skill to access configuration guidance. It walks through setting up DNS settings within your firewall policy to ensure proper name resolution and traffic filtering.

The best way to manage centralized WAF policies for multiple virtual networks is using Azure Firewall Manager. It provides expert knowledge on WAF policy management, allowing network administrators to centrally configure and enforce web application firewall rules across distributed networks.

Azure Firewall Manager supports DDoS protection and threat intelligence configuration by offering detailed security guidance. It helps you build and secure your network infrastructure by leveraging Microsoft Docs to implement protective measures against distributed denial of service attacks and malicious threats.

Rule processing in Azure Firewall Manager policies works by evaluating traffic against configured rules to determine allowed or blocked connections. The skill leverages Microsoft Docs to provide detailed information on how rule processing logic functions across your selected hubs.

You can use IP Groups and FQDN filtering to secure private endpoints with Azure Firewall Manager. The skill provides configuration guidance for setting up these features, allowing you to filter traffic by fully qualified domain names and group IP addresses for enhanced network security.