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How to grant anonymous read access to containers?
To grant anonymous users read access to a container and its blobs, first allow public access for the storage account, then set the container’s public access level. If public access is denied for the storage account, you will not be able to configure public access for a container.
How to enable anonymous access to Azure Storage?
Azure Storage supports optional anonymous public read access for containers and blobs. By default, anonymous access to your data is never permitted. Unless you explicitly enable anonymous access, all requests to a container and its blobs must be authorized.
How to indicate the current page in a menu?
Use the aria-current=”page” attribute to indicate the current page in the menu. This technique is particularly useful when the anchor ( ) cannot be removed from the HTML. In the following example the link in the navigation points to the main content of the page.
Other techniques to mark up a menu are described in the page regions tutorial. Label menus to make them easier to find and understand. Labels should be short but descriptive, to allow users to distinguish between multiple menus on a web page. Use a heading, aria-label, or aria-labelledby to provide the label.
In Windows Server 2003, the policy settings Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares replace the Windows 2000 policy setting.
When do I need to allow anonymous access?
This is convenient, for example, when an administrator wants to give access to users in a trusted domain that does not maintain a reciprocal trust. However, even with this policy setting enabled, anonymous users will have access to resources with permissions that explicitly include the built-in group, ANONYMOUS LOGON.
Can a domain controller give access to an anonymous user?
Even with this policy setting enabled, anonymous users will have access to resources with permissions that explicitly include the built-in group, ANONYMOUS LOGON (on systems earlier than Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista). This policy has no impact on domain controllers.