Do IIS Logs collected by AMA still use a system managed storage account

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Do IIS Logs collected by AMA still use a system managed storage account

Jeremy Hagan 0

Hi,

When IIS logs are collected using the legacy agent, the logs are first uploaded to a system-managed storage account. This is problematic if you have machines with no Internet access. There was an option to configure a user-managed storage account for this purpose, but it never worked for me (about 8 months ago).

Now that I can collect IIS logs with the AMA, is this still an issue?

Ryan Hill 30,281 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2023-03-16T17:57:17.17+00:00

Hi @Jeremy Hagan , just circling back to see if the provided post helped resolve your issue. Let us know if you have any further questions on this topic so we can better assist you. To benefit the broader community, please feel free to mark as answered.

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Ryan Hill 30,281 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2023-03-16T17:57:17.17+00:00

Hi @Jeremy Hagan , just circling back to see if the provided post helped resolve your issue. Let us know if you have any further questions on this topic so we can better assist you. To benefit the broader community, please feel free to mark as answered.

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Ryan Hill 30,281 Microsoft Employee Moderator

Hi @Jeremy Hagan ,

Azure Monitor Agent doesn't support user-managed storage accounts. It only supports uploading to a Log Analytics Workspace through a data collection endpoint. Regarding the no internet access though, one workaround is to use private endpoint using data collection rules, endpoints and Azure Monitor Private Link Scope.

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