I'm a computer science student with a Microsoft Dreamspark subscription. I recently created a website which I'm trying to host on Azure. The website URL is nickgilbert.azurewebsites.net. Whenever anybody besides me tries to access it they get hit with a sign-in wall prompting the user to sign into their Microsoft account. Can I fix this so the website is publicly accessible or does Dreamspark only let the subscription holder see the website?
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Hosting of Azure apps from dreamspart subscript are free of cost. Are you using any Authentication mechanism in your website? Make sure you have anonymous access enabled to your default page in your app.
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Yeah I just found it, I had Authentication turned on in the Azure Portal – Nick Gilbert Sep 09 '15 at 20:01
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Yes, Azure student web sites are open to the world you simply need the url..
Did you set this up using a template? Here some instructions of how to setup a ASP.NET web site on Azure Cloud http://showtheworld.info/Quick_Start_Azure_Webapp.pdf
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