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NOTE added to the doc. #125450
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The following being added:
Azure Policy operates at a level above other Azure services by applying policy rules against PUT requests and GET responses of resource types exchanged between Azure Resource Manager and the owning resource provider (RP). However, updates to Synapse workspace firewall settings in the Azure Portal are made using POST calls, such as the replaceAllIpFirewallRules operation.
Due to this design, Azure Policy definitions cannot block changes to networking settings made via POST operations. As a result, modifications to firewall rules through the Azure Portal may bypass Azure Policy, even if restrictive policies are in place.