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How can I solve this issue and configure the IoT Hub accordingly?

Hey guys please Iā€™m encountering a challenge with my Azure IoT Hub configuration. I need to allow incoming traffic from IoT devices through public endpoints, but Iā€™m struggling to restrict outbound traffic to only private networks. Basically, I want the IoT Hub to send data privately to a Stream Analytics job for processing and then to a SQL database. How can I solve this issue and configure the IoT Hub accordingly?
@IoT Cloud

  1. Marvee Amasi#0000

    Hey @danielkalu ,
    I think these resources would help you configure private endpoint
    Stream Analytics privates endpoint: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/stream-analytics/
    SQL Database private endpoint: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/private-endpoint-overview?view=azuresql

    I don’t know if your IoT devices and Azure services (Stream Analytics, SQL database) are located in the same region for optimal performance. Ensure it is .

    And again try to double-check your firewall rules on the Stream Analytics job and SQL database to ensure they allow inbound traffic from your IoT Hub’s private endpoint.

  2. Joseph Ogbonna#0000

    Use Azure Firewall to control what goes out and Network Security Groups to control what comes in, keeping your resources safe and secure.

  3. Daniel kalu#0000

    Let me check it out now thanks @marveeamasi

  4. Marvee Amasi#0000

    Okay šŸ‘

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