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articles/backup/backup-azure-private-endpoints-concept.md

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description: This article explains about the concept of private endpoints for Azure Backup that helps to perform backups while maintaining the security of your resources.
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| Backup of workloads in Azure VM (SQL, SAP HANA), Backup using MARS Agent, DPM server. | Use of private endpoints is recommended to allow backup and restore without needing to add to an allowlist any IPs/FQDNs for Azure Backup or Azure Storage from your virtual networks. In that scenario, ensure that VMs that host SQL databases can reach Microsoft Entra IPs or FQDNs. |
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| Azure VM backup | VM backup doesn't require you to allow access to any IPs or FQDNs. So, it doesn't require private endpoints for backup and restore of disks. <br><br> However, file recovery from a vault containing private endpoints would be restricted to virtual networks that contain a private endpoint for the vault. <br><br> When using ACL’ed unmanaged disks, ensure the storage account containing the disks allows access to trusted Microsoft services if it's ACL'ed. |
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| Azure Files backup | Azure Files backups are stored in the local storage account. So it doesn't require private endpoints for backup and restore. |
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| **Changed Vnet for Private endpoint in the Vault and Virtual Machine** | Stop backup protection and configure backup protection in a new vault with Private Endpoints enabled. |
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>Private endpoints are supported with only DPM server 2022, MABS v4, and later.

articles/backup/private-endpoints-overview.md

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description: Understand the use of private endpoints for Azure Backup and the scenarios where using private endpoints helps maintain the security of your resources.
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| Backup of workloads in Azure VM (SQL, SAP HANA), Backup using MARS Agent, DPM server. | Use of private endpoints is recommended to allow backup and restore without needing to add to an allowlist any IPs/FQDNs for Azure Backup or Azure Storage from your virtual networks. In that scenario, ensure that VMs that host SQL databases can reach Microsoft Entra IPs or FQDNs. |
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| **Azure VM backup** | VM backup doesn't require you to allow access to any IPs or FQDNs. So, it doesn't require private endpoints for backup and restore of disks. <br><br> However, file recovery from a vault containing private endpoints would be restricted to virtual networks that contain a private endpoint for the vault. <br><br> When using ACL’ed unmanaged disks, ensure the storage account containing the disks allows access to **trusted Microsoft services** if it's ACL’ed. |
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| **Azure Files backup** | Azure Files backups are stored in the local storage account. So it doesn't require private endpoints for backup and restore. |
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| **Changed Vnet for Private endpoint in the Vault and Virtual Machine** | Stop backup protection and configure backup protection in a new vault with Private Endpoints enabled. |
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>Private endpoints are supported with only DPM server 2022, MABS v4, and later.

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