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README.md

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## Connect to and validate access to the new environment
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Follow the post deployment steps [Post Deployment Steps](post_deployment_steps.md) to connect to the isolated enviornment.
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Follow the post deployment steps [Post Deployment Steps](post_deployment_steps.md) to connect to the isolated environment.
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## Deploy your application in the isolated environment

Verify_Services_On_Network.md

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## Steps
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### 1. Copy Testing Scipt to Virtual Machine
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### 1. Copy Testing Script to Virtual Machine
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Copy [TestConnections.ps1](./scripts/TestConnections.ps1) to the Virtual Machine.
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### 4. Provide Parameters
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Gather the necessary parameters for your environment from the provisioned resources in the Resource Group. These values can be retreived from the Azure Portal or in the `.env` file under `/.azure/your-env-name/.env`.
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Gather the necessary parameters for your environment from the provisioned resources in the Resource Group. These values can be retrieved from the Azure Portal or in the `.env` file under `/.azure/your-env-name/.env`.
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### 5. Execute Testing PowerShell Script
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![Image showing the Azure Foundry AI Hub with a private bubble icon](img/provisioning/checkNetworkIsolation11.png)
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## Contributing
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This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a

local_environment_steps.md

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Establish new environment. Provide a name that represents the application domain:
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Establish a new environment. Provide a name that represents the application domain:
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post_deployment_steps.md

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A more thorough check is to look for the networking settings and checking for private endpoints.
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