How can I stop and start Azure firewall?

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SAMUEL RUFUS · Accepted Answer

You can stop (deallocate) and start (allocate) an Azure Firewall using Azure PowerShell or Azure CLI by using the Deallocate() method to stop and the Allocate() method to start. For a complete stop, you must update the firewall after deallocation using Set-AzFirewall, and for a start, you'll need to provide the virtual network and public IP address(es) to the Allocate() method.

Nithiyapuvi · Answer

We can stop (deallocate) an Azure Firewall by running Deallocate() on the firewall object in Azure PowerShell, followed by Set-AzFirewall to save the changes. To start it again, you will need to run $azfw.Allocate() with the correct virtual network and public IP addresses, and then again run Set-AzFirewall

How can I stop and start Azure firewall?

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