Assertion: network interface | /r/AtLocation | virtual machine
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text: You can assign an existing network interface to an application security group using the portal however, as long as the network interface is attached to a virtual machine.
text: Note Azure assigns a MAC address to the network interface only after the network interface is attached to a virtual machine and the virtual machine is started the first time.
text: You can only add a network interface to, or remove a network interface from an application security group using the portal if the network interface is attached to a virtual machine.
text: You can use PowerShell or the Azure CLI to add a network interface to, or remove a network interface from an application security group, whether the network interface is attached to a virtual machine or not.
text: If a network interface is attached to a virtual machine, you must first place the virtual machine in the stopped (deallocated) state, then detach the network interface from the virtual machine.
text: The effective security rules for each network interface attached to a virtual machine are a combination of the rules you've created in a network security group and default security rules.
text: The effective routes for the network interfaces attached to a virtual machine are a combination of default routes, any routes you've created, and any routes propagated from on-premises networks via BGP through an Azure virtual network gateway.
text: The setting must be enabled for every network interface that is attached to the virtual machine that receives traffic that the virtual machine needs to forward.