You can get the current service tag and range information by downloading the JSON file or programmatically adding it as part of your on-premises firewall configuration. Which of the following can be…

The correct answer is D. All of these. Azure provides multiple programmatic methods to retrieve the current list of service tags and their IP address ranges: (A) The Azure REST API (ServiceTags_List endpoint) allows direct HTTP calls to retrieve service tag data; (B) Azure PowerShell provides the…

Submitted by klara.se· Apr 18, 2026

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You can get the current service tag and range information by downloading the JSON file or programmatically adding it as part of your on-premises firewall configuration. Which of the following can be used to programmatically retrieve the current list of service tags?

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AREST
BAzure PowerShell
CAzure CLI
DAll of these

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A
15% (4)
B
7% (2)
C
4% (1)
D
74% (20)

Explanation

Azure provides multiple programmatic methods to retrieve the current list of service tags and their IP address ranges: (A) The Azure REST API (ServiceTags_List endpoint) allows direct HTTP calls to retrieve service tag data; (B) Azure PowerShell provides the Get-AzNetworkServiceTag cmdlet; and (C) Azure CLI provides the az network list-service-tags command. All three methods return the same current service tag information and can be integrated into automation workflows or on-premises firewall configuration scripts. Since all three options are valid and available, the correct answer is D (All of these).

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