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How to get connected resource on vnet | connected devices on Vnet
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The connected devices option on a virtual network allows you to view and manage the resources that are connected to the virtual network. You can see the name, type, location, and IP address of each resource, and you can also perform actions such as stop, start, restart, or delete the resource1.
To access the connected devices option on a virtual network, you can follow these steps:
Sign in to the Azure portal with your Azure account.
In the search box at the top of the portal, enter virtual networks.
Select Virtual networks from the search results.
Select the virtual network that you want to view its connected devices.
Under Settings, select Connected devices.
You will see a list of the resources that are connected to the virtual network. You can also use the filter option to narrow down the list by resource type or location.
I hope this helps you understand the connected devices option on a virtual network.
We can also know the connected resources on a virtual network, you can use the topology tool of Azure Network Watcher also. This tool enables you to view all of the resources in a virtual network, the resources associated to resources in a virtual network, and the relationships between the resources1.
To use the topology tool, you can follow these steps:
Sign in to the Azure portal with your Azure account.
In the search box at the top of the portal, enter network watcher. Select Network Watcher from the search results.
Under Monitoring, select Topology.
Select the subscription and resource group of the virtual network that you want to view its topology, and then select the virtual network.
You will see a diagram of the resources and their relationships in the virtual network. You can also download the diagram as an editable image file in svg format.
Alternatively, you can also use PowerShell or Azure CLI to generate the topology of a virtual network.
I hope this helps you know the connected resources on a virtual network. If you want to learn more about Azure networking, you can check out some of the web search results here or visit the Microsoft Learn documentation on Azure networking.
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