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-**Manual:** API Management provides manual availability zone support when you explicitly specify which availability zones to use.
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> To ensure the reliability of your API Management instance, we recommend that you use the automatic availability zone support. To achieve maximum zone redundancy, we recommend that you deploy a minimum of three units in each region where you deploy your API Management instances. For more information, see [Reliability in API Management](../reliability/reliability-api-management.md).
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> To ensure the reliability of your API Management instance, we recommend that you use the automatic availability zone support. To achieve maximum zone redundancy, we recommend that you deploy a minimum of two units in each region where you deploy API Management to ensure that an availability zone outage doesn't affect your instance. For more information, see [Reliability in API Management](../reliability/reliability-api-management.md).
| backend-id | Identifier (name) of the Azure AI Content Safety backend to route content-safety API calls to. Policy expressions are allowed. | Yes | N/A |
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| shield-prompt | If set to `true`, content is checked for user attacks. Otherwise, skip this check. Policy expressions are allowed. | No |`false`|
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| enforce-on-completions| If set to `true`, content safety checks are enforced on chat completions for response validation. Otherwise, skip this check. Policy expressions are allowed. | No |`false`|
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title: "Quickstart: Create an Azure IoT Edge Device on Linux"
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description: Learn to configure an Azure IoT Edge device on Linux. This guide walks you through creating an IoT Hub, registering a device, and deploying a simulated sensor module.
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#customer intent: As a developer, I want to create an IoT Edge device on Linux so that I can deploy and test containerized modules.
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description: Learn how to configure an Azure IoT Edge device on Linux. This guide walks you through creating an IoT Hub, registering a device, and deploying a simulated sensor module.
#customer intent: As a developer, I want to create an IoT Edge device on Linux so that I can deploy and test containerized modules.
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A resource group to manage all the resources you use in this quickstart. This quickstart and the following tutorials use the example resource group name **IoTEdgeResources**.
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title: Manage a Cloud Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) by Palo Alto Networks Resource by Using the Azure portal
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description: Manage your Cloud NGFW resource in the Azure portal, including networking, NAT, rulestack settings, logging, Domain Name System (DNS) proxy configuration, and billing plan changes.
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## Networking & NAT
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Select **Networking & NAT** under **Settings** in the left pane.
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- In the **Networking** section, you can view networking settings.
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- To add prefixes to the private traffic range, select **Edit**, select the **Additional Prefixes** checkbox, and then add the prefixes in the resulting text box.
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- In the **Source Network Address Translation (SNAT)** section, you can make changes by selecting the **Edit** button. You can then update the **Public IP Addresses**, select or clear the **Use the above Public IP addresses** checkbox, or update the **Source NAT Public IPs**.
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- In the **Destination Network Address Translation (DNAT)** section, you can make changes by selecting the **Edit** button. You can then add a frontend setting by selecting the **Add** button and providing a **Name**, **Protocol**, **Frontend IP**, **Frontend Port**, **Backend IP**, and **Backend Port**. You can also modify existing settings in this section.
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- In the **Private Source NAT** section, you can add a destination address by selecting the **Edit** button and then adding the address in the **Private Source NAT Destination Address** box. Private Source NAT replaces the source IP address with the trusted firewall IP address.
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## Security Policies
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To view these settings, select **Security Policies** under **Settings** in the left pane.
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The settings that you see on this tab depend on how your security policies are managed.
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### Azure Rulestack
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If your security policies are managed by an Azure rulestack, you see the settings described in this section.
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1. In **Local Rulestack**, select an existing rulestack from the dropdown list.
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1. To manage settings for a rulestack, select the rulestack name under **Local Rulestack**. This action takes you to the local rulestack page. In the left pane, you see the following settings categories under **Resources**:
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- To edit a rule, select the checkbox next to it and then select **Edit**. A pane showing the configured parameters for the rule appears. You can edit the parameters.
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- To add a rule, select **Add**. A pane that allows you to configure and validate the parameters appears.
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- Under **Advanced Threat Prevention**, you can enable, disable, and configure vulnerability protection, anti-spyware, antivirus, and file blocking profiles.
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- To add a prefix, select the **Add** button. A pane that allows you to enter a name, description, and address appears. You can also validate the parameters.
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