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I do not have access to the sandbox. What is the name of the tenant ?
This question is related to the following Learning Module
We understand that the sandbox is created on the fly for the user, but where ? In our tenant or elsewhere ? We need to give details to our security to permit because the response is that the acces to the tenant is not allowed.
We are blocked by our Zcaler from the inside of our organisation. We need to understand the name of the tenant where you create this sandbox so that the security permit it.
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The sandbox is auto-created when you click the appropriate button. The sandbox is created for you specifically and it is temporary. You can't just "enter a sandbox" URL and get this to work. Perhaps you should clarify what happens when you try to start the sandbox. Have you tried another browser? What error(s) are being generated?
It isn't created in your tenant at all. It is created in a MS-provided tenant that runs under their control.
You don't need to be using Azure at all, or even have any Azure subscriptions, to use the learning modules. All you need is an MS account so they can link the training to your learning profile.
To access azure resources you're going to need access to a variety of resources, depending on the module. In general *.windows.net, *.azure.com, etc. You can use the DevTools (F12) in the browser and go to the Network tab to see all the domains that the Learning module pages are going to hit.
All this runs in the browser though so I would be surprised if your network policy prevents you from browsing the Internet except on sensitive machines like servers. You shouldn't be doing your training there anyway. So you cannot open your browser and navigate to something like www.microsoft.com without the network team putting in a whitelist for it? That's pretty restrictive.
Open entire domains ? Can we be more precise ? We are a bank.
If you're a bank that cannot allow access to outside resources then doing Azure training on those computers may not be a good idea. In truly secure environments it would be better to set up a series of training computers, give them access to the necessary external resources and do not give them access to internal resources.
Of course in order to post to this forum you would have had to have learn.microsoft.com opened up. But any links we might give you would fail such as to all the docs.
I think that the problem reside in the fact that you create those sandboxes on the fly and this is the nature of the cloud. Open up entire domains create a problem for us security. I would like to know more precise the tennants, if this will be possible ?
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Hi Valentin Chivu,
I understand your frustration, and I'm happy to help clarify the situation. I apologize for any inconvenience you're experiencing.
To address your concern, the Learn sandbox is created in a Microsoft-provided tenant, which runs under Microsoft's control. This means that the sandbox is not created within your organization's tenant or Azure subscription.
Regarding the access issue, I understand that your organization's security policy is blocking the access to the sandbox. To resolve this, you can request your security team to whitelist the necessary domains. As suggested by the Michael Taylor, you can use the DevTools (F12) in your browser and go to the Network tab to identify the domains that the Learning module pages are accessing. These domains may include *.windows.net, *.azure.com, and others.
Please provide this information to your security team, and they should be able to assist you in granting access to the necessary resources.
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