Add protected resource (PUT)

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07/12/2016

Updated: July 12, 2016

An existing security solution can applied to an Azure resource. For example, you can add a web application firewall already deployed in your environment to a new web application running in Azure.

Request

Method	Request Uri
PUT	https://<endpoint>/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroup}/providers/microsoft.Security/securitySolutions/{solutionName}/protectedResources?api-version={api-version}

Request Uri Parameters

Parameter	Description
subscriptionId	The subscription id
resourceGroup	The resource group of the security solution
solutionName	The name of the security solution
Api-version	The version of the Security RP protocol used for this request

Request Headers

Common request headers only.

Request body

{  
                    “resourceAzureId”: “/subscriptions/3eeab341-f466-499c-a8be-85427e154baf/resourceGroups/chemi-RSG/providers/Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses/chemiIP0”, 
 “taskId”: “/subscriptions/3eeab341-f466-499c-a8be-85427e154baf/resourceGroups/chemi-RSG/providers/Microsoft.Security/tasks/ab853c6a-0d9a-2609-f6b8-50df1fd21fd8”, 
}

Request Body Parameters

Parameter	Description
resourceAzureId	The protected resource Azure Id
taskId	The task id that recommended to add the protected resource

Response

Status code

If successful, the operation returns HTTP status code of 200 (OK).

Response Body

                    { 
 “resourceAzureId”: “/subscriptions/3eeab341-f466-499c-a8be-85427e154baf/resourceGroups/chemi-RSG/providers/Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses/chemiIP0”, 
 “taskId”: “/subscriptions/3eeab341-f466-499c-a8be-85427e154baf/resourceGroups/chemi-RSG/providers/Microsoft.Security/tasks/ab853c6a-0d9a-2609-f6b8-50df1fd21fd8” 
}