Azure SDN connector using ServiceTag and Region filter keys
The ServiceTag and Region filter keys can be used in Azure SDN connectors to filter service tag IP ranges. These can be used in dynamic firewall addresses.
To use the new filters keys in the GUI:
- Create an Azure SDN connector:
- Go to Security Fabric > External Connectors and click Create New.
- Select Microsoft Azure.
- Configure the connector:
- Click OK.
- Create a dynamic firewall address for the Azure connector, filtering based on the servicetag and region:
- Go to Policy & Objects > Addresses and click Create New > Address.
- Configure the address, adding two filters: ServiceTag=ApiManagement and Region=canadacentral:
- Click OK.
- Hover the cursor over the address name to see the dynamic IP addresses that are resolved by the connector:
To use the new filters keys in the CLI:
- Create an Azure SDN connector:
config system sdn-connector edit "azure1" set type azure set tenant-id "942b80cd-1b14-42a1-8dcf-4b21dece61ba" set client-id "44e79db7-621d-46f3-8625-58e209654e58" set client-secret xxxxxx next end
- Create a dynamic firewall address for the Azure connector, filtering based on the servicetag and region:
config firewall address edit "azure-address-sertag1-o-region1" set type dynamic set sdn "azure1" set color 2 set filter "ServiceTag=ApiManagement | Region=canadacentral" next end
- View the dynamic IP addresses that are resolved by the connector:
# show firewall address azure-address-sertag1 config firewall address edit "azure-address-sertag1" set uuid 50a0afd4-b1bf-51ea-651b-f9ba7f6db455 set type dynamic set sdn "azure1" set color 2 set filter "ServiceTag=ApiManagement | Region=canadacentral" config list edit "102.133.0.79/32" next edit "102.133.130.197/32" next ... edit "13.78.108.176/28" next edit "13.86.102.66/32" next ... end next end