I found the issue with the access to the SVN server and corrected it.
The Inbound Azure Portal entry should be something like:
No need for firewall entries or outbound Azure Portal entry.
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Hi,
I am trying to access SVN server that I installed on my Azure VM Machine, and it seems that although I Opened port 8443 in the Azure Portal and then added Inbound and Outbound rules in the VM Firewall, the VM does not pass the request when I use the Public IP of the VM Machine (I run the test from the server itself to eliminate some possible issues) like in the command: https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8443/svn and it does work when I use the Self address like in: https://127.0.0.1:8443/svn.
Here are the settings I did for the Inbound on the portal:
and this is for the outbound port in the portal:
On the Firewall I defined Inbound Rule:
and Outbound Rule:
Not sure what I need to do in addition to the 4 steps I did above to get the traffic to reach the SVN Server?
Thanks,
Meir
I found the issue with the access to the SVN server and corrected it.
The Inbound Azure Portal entry should be something like:
No need for firewall entries or outbound Azure Portal entry.