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V20260930
Firewall policy pages
- Every firewall policy attached to an Azure Firewall now gets its own page.
- Rules are listed in the order Azure Firewall evaluates them: DNAT, then network, then application rules.
- Rules inherited from a parent policy are shown on the child policy's page, ahead of its own rules.
- The page header shows tier, threat intelligence mode, DNS settings, IDPS and TLS inspection. Application rules show whether TLS inspection is on.
- Long address, FQDN and port lists are shortened with a
(+N more)hint; hover to see the full list. -SkipFirewallRulesskips reading firewall policy rules and omits the policy pages.
VNet pages
- Azure Firewall, Application Gateway, VNet gateways and Bastion are now drawn inside the subnet they are deployed in, instead of the connectivity lane.
- Azure Firewall shapes show more detail: policy, availability zones, state, management subnet, and all public IPs.
- Firewalls in a secured Virtual WAN hub are drawn next to their hub.
Fixes
- A firewall's IP configuration no longer appears as a separate shape without an icon in
AzureFirewallSubnet. - Resources detected only from a subnet reference now have an icon.
Full Changelog: V20260929...V20260930