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Hello, We have 4 VMs running our production web servers. Each has 2 web instances, using unique ports. So, there is a total of 4 VMs and 8 web instances for a total of 8 unique ports. Is it possible to configure the backend pool on an application gateway to route to all of the ports for our production web servers? If not, what is a work around? Thank you!
Hi, Yes, with Application gateway, you can add the 4 VMs as backend pool and then create 1 rule for each port which points to the same backend pool. You will just need to change the HTTP Settings and the respective probes to set this up. Regards, Karthik Srinivas
Thank you!
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Hi I am the same configuration challenge. My setup is
1 AGW -> backend 2 VMs (running 2 applications on Port 9910 and 9920)
Inbound traffic to AGW Listener 7160 (default inbound traffic)
While I tried to follow the above suggestion, I can't create the second rule (for handling traffic of port 9920) as the listener is already associated with the first rule.
@matthew scott - did it work for you? how did you create the 2nd rule to the same listener?
This is the error.