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I just deployed an instance of OpenMary TTS server on my Windows 2012 Azure VM and configured ttp endpoints for both port 80 and the default 59125 ports. I've tried launching mary server using both ports and I can't access it externally using either the DNS name or the external IP. I installed IIS on the same host and I am able to access the default page remotely so I know it is not an Azure configuration issue, rather something in OpenMary causing it to only accept requests coming from the loopback IP or localhost.

Is there a hostname setting I can supply on the cmd line via java property? I can change its port name via -Dsocket.port= setting but how do I tweak the host name it listens on? Does it make sense to set the server up behind IIS?

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in the Windows Azure Portal, you need to configure the end point mapping.

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  • Yes I've configured the end point mapping from the portal. I believe the problem is actually related to OpenMary server. I believe there is a host configuration setting somewhere but I've not been able to find it. – Cliff Jun 10 '13 at 15:21