General availability: Inbound NAT rule now supports port management for backend pools
Microsoft announced general availability of this Load Balancer update in March 2022.
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- Launched
- Products
- Load Balancer
- Update type
- Features
- Product categories
- Networking
- General availability
- March 2022
- Status pages
- Azure Load Balancer status
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Microsoft says
Standard Load Balancer inbound NAT rule now supports specifying a range of ports for the backend instances.
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