If no access restrictions are created a default implicit allow all rule exists. Once a rule is added, say "Deny a single IP address" an implicit "Deny all" rule is added meaning you now need to add explicit rules for everything else. This should be ok if you include CIDR notation for all IP's but if someone is suing service endpoints they are now unable to access your service unless you have access to their network which is not realistic or scalable in most scenarios where you are a service provider. An explicit "Allow all" would be ideal to cater for this.

Start creating a Roku account to execute the device activation. It's easy to create an account; you can follow the guidelines below
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2. Then navigate to the sign-up tab
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4. This includes the Name, Email ID, and the Password
5. Tap on the submit tab
6. Make a note of the account credentials once if the account creation process is complete
7. Now login to the Roku account
8. Find the code for activation
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We wanted to lift and shift a legacy Web App into Azure. An app service based web app fitted the bill perfectly, except no static storage is available.
Given that
• Normal Azure Web Apps do not have access to static storage, only container web apps do.
• Container apps cannot natively use Windows Authentication since they are not domain joined machines.
• Windows Containers can be run using a gMSA account to allow NTLM to work on a normal host.
• Per Azure support, gMSA in App Services is not supported

This means that there is currently no way to implement an NTLM authenticated site with static storage as an Azure Web App.
There is already a suggestion to allow storage access for regular WebApps, however there are advantages to using Containers that greatly simplifies lifting and shifting of legacy applications.

Thus, I suggest allowing gSMA accounts to be used to run Windows Containers in App Services.

Cheers,
Geoff

Hello! I would like to see the ability to setup CORS in Static Web Apps like you can for regular App Service.

It would be VERY helpful to have this available, especially when using the service with no framework installed. For instance, having a script file or CSS file served from the static site, and used by my App Service. I can access the file when hitting it directly by URL, but when I try to link to a CSS file or JS file from one of my other Azure sites, for example, I can’t do so. When I try to access these resources, I get an CORS error.

While I’m sure I can hack around a bit with a JS framework to add the headers to allow for CORS, it would be great to easily enable from the blade, as I can with App Service.

Thanks!

Someone looking to bypass company enforced data loss prevention policies could currently do so by translating words to different languages.

Within the Data Loss Prevention modules the capability does not currently exist for searching additional languages.

Example:
- Credit Card information. Although credit card number sequences might be flagged across multiple countries and languages, the words 'Credit Card' may not be reflected unless specifically mentioned in multiple languages.
- Project Delta, might be considered sensitive information that you might want to build dlp monitoring capabilities. If someone could translate the words 'Project Delta' in another language it could potentially bypass dlp policies.

Let us activate Tubi TV and watch entertaining videos, shows, and much more. Multiple device platforms are available to stream the channel. Select the best among Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chrome cast and Apple TV. Let us begin tubi tv activate process.
Complete the device set up as the first step
Activate the network connection
Add the channel and collect the activation code
Provide the code visiting the page, tubitv.com/activate
Sign in with the channel account, if necessary
If you come across issues, check the activation page and the code used .Use the appropriate troubleshooting guide.
Let us activate Tubi TV and watch entertaining videos, shows, and much more. Multiple device platforms are available to stream the channel. Select the best among Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chrome cast and Apple TV. Let us begin tubi tv activate process.
Complete the device set up as the first step
Activate the network connection
Add the channel and collect the activation code
Provide the code visiting the page, https://sites.google.com/site/tubitvactivationroku/
Sign in with the channel account, if necessary
If you come across issues, check the activation page and the code used .Use the appropriate troubleshooting guide