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答案 0 :(得分:0)
我写了一篇关于如何在不久前为HTTP和HTTPS流量执行此操作的简短帖子。我认为同样的过程适用于您的情况:
• The Azure Management Console has to be used to setup Inbound and Outbound security rules.
• This is necessary, for example, to allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic thru to the Azure virtual machine.
• NOTE: The Azure virtual machine will likely be configured with the Windows Firewall on.
○ If the Windows Firewall is on, then it also will likely need to be configured with rules to allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
○ In this sense, Azure has two firewalls:
§ One firewall managed via the Azure Management Console.
§ Another firewall manage via the Windows Firewall.
• For inbound security rules, the following settings were used to allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic:
○ HTTP:
§ Name: Port_80_HTTP_Traffic
§ Priority: 100
§ Source: Any
§ Protocol: Any
§ Source Port Range: *
§ Destination: Any
§ Destination Port Range: 80
§ Action: Allow
○ HTTPS:
§ Name: Port_443_HTTPS_Traffic
§ Priority: 101
§ Source: Any
§ Protocol: Any
§ Source Port Range: *
§ Destination: Any
§ Destination Port Range: 443
§ Action: Allow
• For outbound security rules:
○ HTTP:
§ Name: Port_80_HTTP_Traffic_Outbound
§ Priority: 100
§ Destination: Any
§ Destination Port Range: *
§ Source: Any
§ Protocol: TCP
§ Source Port Range: 80
§ Action Allow
○ HTTPS:
§ Name: Port_443_HTTP_Traffic_Outbound
§ Priority: 101
§ Destination: Any
§ Destination Port Range: *
§ Source: Any
§ Protocol: TCP
§ Source Port Range: 443
§ Action Allow