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B. No Managed rules in Azure WAF policies are pre-configured rule sets that detect common web vulnerabilities and threats, such as SQL injection or cross-site scripting. Rate limiting, which controls the volume of incoming requests, is typically configured as a custom rule type within the WAF policy, not as a managed rule.

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A. Yes Configuring a managed rule will not achieve rate limiting because managed rules are designed for detecting common web threats, not for controlling the volume or frequency of incoming requests.

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