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Azure WebApp - Get Private IP of a service connected on VNET

I have a Azure WebApp inside the VPN. When I go on networking I see the connection like this:

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When I click on "Click here to configure"it appears to be up & running:

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So, everything appears OK.

The VPN externally connects BUT where can I find the Internal "VPN" IP Address of this Web App?

If I go on configurations / SCM etc I can only find the "external" IP!

Thanks

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Ziba Leah Avatar asked Mar 19 '18 12:03

Ziba Leah


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1 Answers

If you have a normal App Service then you can't get it's IP, mainly because the application is running on a distributed environment and the exact location of the instance might change with little notice.

If you need a dedicated public (or private) IP, then I recommend you have a look at Azure App Service Enviroments.

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kim Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 13:09

kim