<p>In the context of Microsoft Azure, NSG stands for Network Security Group. It is a feature that allows you to control network traffic to and from Azure resources. NSGs act as a basic firewall that filters traffic based on rules that you define. You can create inbound and outbound security rules to allow or deny specific types of traffic based on IP addresses, protocols, ports, and other parameters. NSGs can be associated with virtual networks, subnets, or individual network interfaces, providing granular control over network traffic within your Azure environment.</p>


In the context of Microsoft Azure, NSG stands for Network Security Group. It is a feature that allows you to control network traffic to and from Azure resources. NSGs act as a basic firewall that filters traffic based on rules that you define. You can create inbound and outbound security rules to allow or deny specific types of traffic based on IP addresses, protocols, ports, and other parameters. NSGs can be associated with virtual networks, subnets, or individual network interfaces, providing granular control over network traffic within your Azure environment.

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