Programmatically updating IP address ranges of an Azure Key Vault Firewall it's not working (using Azure REST API)

Milen Denev 91 Reputation points
2021-11-06T12:34:24.65+00:00

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After following completely the documentation, after many tries and revisions of the JSON Body, after getting Status Code "OK" / 200, it's simply impossible to change the IP Addresses of an Azure Key Vault (using the REST API). Please check the screenshots.

The screenshots above shows the code behind the request and the result after the request is executed.
Then I get to the Azure Portal, in the Networking section, nothing has change.
What's going wrong here? I can't figure it out.

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  1. Siva-kumar-selvaraj 15,551 Reputation points
    2021-11-10T13:52:31.46+00:00

    Hello @Milen Denev ,

    Thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue.

    I did repro on my lab and was able to update IP address ranges successfully using Azure Key Vault REST API. Here is outcome from my repro:

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    JSON Body which I used in my repro, if I just pass "ipRules" under "networkAcls" section then I see IP address being updated properly so could you please verify if you are sending "ipRules" under "networkAcls" section as shown below?

    {  
     "properties": {  
     "networkAcls": {  
     "ipRules": [  
     {  
     "value": "117.98.185.0/24"  
     }  
     ]  
      
     }  
     }  
    }  
    

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