• Cloud Edge Secure Access
• Networks
  • Private DNS
  • DNS Filtering
  • Routes
  • Split Tunneling
  • Site-to-Site Interconnectivity
  • Multi-Tunneling
  • Dynamic-IP Tunnels
  • Whitelisting Resources
    • Benefits of Whitelisting
    • Microsoft Azure
    • SalesForce
    • AWS Management Console
    • Google Cloud Platform
• Client-Based Access
  • MDM App Deployment
  • SCCM Agent Deployment
  • JAMF Cloud
• Client-less Access (Zero Trust Applications)
  • URL Aliasing
  • RDP Security Mode
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Microsoft Azure

This article describes how to whitelist your SonicWall Cloud Edge Gateway at the Microsoft Azure Portal, which allows you to restrict access to a certain resource within an Azure Virtual Network to users connected to the secure SonicWall Cloud Edge gateway only. While this method needs to be applied to every particular resource, it is a good alternative for those who'd like to avoid setting up a Site-to-Site connection to a VNet.

1. Open the Azure Portal and select the resource which you'd like to restrict access to.
2. Navigate to the Networking tab and select Add inbound port rule.

3. Fill in the following information:

   

   • Source: IP Addresses
   • Source IP addresses/CIDR ranges: Insert your Gateway IP
   • Source port ranges: (all)
   • Destination: Any
   • Destination port ranges: (all)

   

   • Protocol: Any
   • Action: Allow
   • Priority: Leave default value
   • Name: Connector
   • Description: Optional
4. Select Add rule.