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unclear instrucitons for setting outbound ports
the section around networking considerations (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/secure-single-tenant-workflow-virtual-network-private-endpoint#considerations-for-outbound-traffic-through-virtual-network-integration) contains a table with outbound rules to ensure to be set.
however, the surrounding descriptive text is confusing as to where (which subnet) to attach those rules to. there are usually two subnets involved (the one the logic app is integrating into, and the one the storage account has its private endpoint.)
please rephrase to be more precise which subnet the rules are meant for, if even the same one.
also the contents of the table does not seem to make sense :
443 | Outbound | TCP | Private endpoint / Storage account | Storage account 445 | Outbound | TCP | Private endpoint / Subnet integrated with Standard logic app | Server Message Block (SMB) File Share
does "private endpoint" refer to the private endpoint of the storage account ? if so, the line for 443 does not make sense, or why/how would traffic flow from source "Private Endpoint" (which is the storage account) flow to "storage account" (assuming this is meant to be a service tag).
or are the headings misleading and the field "Private Endpoint / storage account" does not refer to source / destiation as indicated in the column header ?!?
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- Content: Secure traffic between Standard workflows and virtual networks - Azure Logic Apps
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@phwecker Thanks for your feedback! We will investigate and update as appropriate.
Hi @phwecker,
This doc was recently updated to address the unclear description. Please reopen if more edits are necessary. Thank you!
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@mike-urnun-msft: Could you please investigate why the #please-close tag doesn't work? Thanks!