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I created a Windows VM on Azure, I was able to access it via RDP. I hosted a site on IIS and linked it to a port(8010), accessed it through localhost:8010. Then I made an Inbound filter rule on the firewall to access it via Pubic IP, I wasn't able to access. I changed the port to 8015, also didn't work. this is the first time I use Azure services, I don't know what is the issue here. enter image description here

Help Appreciated.

adel sameer
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You need to amend the Network Security Group in Azure that is attached to the VM to allow inbound traffic on the required port.

Sam Cogan
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To be more specific, go to the Azure Portal, click the VM and click the "Networking" tab. On the right, click "Add inbound port rule".

Configure it as follow's:

  • Source: Any (or change if needed of course)
  • Source Port: *
  • Destination: IP Address
  • Destination port range: your port
  • Protocol: TCP
  • Action: allow

You don't need to create an outbound port rule as NSG's are stateful.

Erjen Rijnders
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