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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: hard

An auditor at a pharmaceutical company is reviewing a storage account. The company assigned the compliance team's Reader role at the management group level and assigned an allowed-regions policy at the subscription level. The auditor wants to know which of these assignments affect the storage account. Which statement is correct?

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  1. A. Both affect it: role assignments and policies from higher scopes are inherited by the resource groups and resources beneath them
  2. B. Only the policy applies, because role assignments made at a management group level never reach down to individual resources
  3. C. Only the role assignment applies, because policies are enforced solely at the scope where they were assigned
  4. D. Neither applies until the storage account's resource group is explicitly added to both assignments
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Correct answer: Both affect it: role assignments and policies from higher scopes are inherited by the resource groups and resources beneath them

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/overview

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