We have problem with providing access to Azure MS Fabric, external system only allowing traffic from specific IP address. Unforntulately we cannot use IP ranges provided by Azure. How to set it up so that MS Fabric in particular its DataFactory connected outbound using static IP address?

We have problem with providing access to Azure MS Fabric, external system only allowing traffic from specific IP address. Unforntulately we cannot use IP ranges provided by Azure. How to set it up so that MS Fabric in particular its DataFactory connected outbound using static IP address?

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• You can try accessing Azure NAT Gateway with a dedicated static public IP and configure Azure Fabric Data Factory’s managed virtual network to route outbound traffic through the NAT Gateway @Kylo – Vinay B Commented Mar 18 at 9:24
• Thanks for great tip, it worked. – Kylo Commented Mar 19 at 19:27
• Posting the approach as solution so that it would be helpful for the community @kylo – Vinay B Commented Mar 20 at 11:20

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Azure MS Fabric Public IP Address

Continuation from the discussion in comments, in order to set up Azure NAT Gateway with a dedicated static public IP and configure Microsoft Fabric Data Factory’s managed virtual network to route outbound traffic through the NAT Gateway.

Create a NAT gateway of the requirement

az network nat gateway create --resource-group vksb-rg --name vksbNatGateway --location westus2 --public-ip-addresses vksbNatGatewayIP

Now, Associate the NAT Gateway with a subnet in your Virtual Network.

az network vnet subnet update --resource-group vksb-rg --vnet-name vksbVNet --name vksbSubnet --nat-gateway vksbNatGateway 

Next, Enable Managed Virtual Network in Azure Portal

Now create a Private Endpoint for Data Factory

Now set up the configuration for Data Factory Uses the NAT Gateway for Outbound Traffic

Azure Portal -- > Azure Data Factory --> Manage --> Linked Services.

Add the linked service from here

Under Network Options, choose Connect via Managed Virtual Network

By this, can try accessing Azure NAT Gateway with a dedicated static public IP and configure Azure Fabric Data Factory’s managed virtual network to route outbound traffic through the NAT Gateway.

Refer:

https://community.fabric.microsoft/t5/Fabric-platform/Make-public-static-IP-address-for-fabric/m-p/4591888