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I created a VM in Azure, set up a web page, disabled the firewall, added rules for port 80 in network security group and I can only reach the page with localhost and the internal IP, not the external. Is there anything else that I need to do to let computers on the internet connect to my website?
Yeah that tool shows it as closed. And now I see rules that deny all inbound and outbound ports but they cannot be modified and I can't raise my rules' priorities higher. What can I do about this? ![8070-deny.jpg][1] [1]: /api/attachments/8070-deny.jpg?platform=QnA
anonymous user
Apologies in delayed response on this.
You can try creating a new rule with Priority number less than 300 on the same NSG.
As you mentioned that you are not able to modify the NSG rule, ensure you have required permissions on the Resource and RG.
Thanks, this did the job :D
anonymous user
As you mentioned that you have already disabled firewall on OS side and opened port 80 on NSG, that should work. However, you can use this tool to check if port 80 is open on your public IP. If you are getting port as closed, then you also check if there are any other rule impacting the VM NIC on subnet level as shown in below screenshot.
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