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Built-in network rules for additional Microsoft applications

UpdateVerifiedAdded Sep 22, 2026

Snowflake now maintains built-in network rules for five additional Microsoft partner applications: Built-in network rules define the set of allowed IP addresses that a frequently used, third-party partner application uses to connect with Snowflake.

Topics: Governance

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Jul 22External OAuth and configurable scopes for MCP servers (General availability)
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