How to fix Multiple web apps connection with hybrid connection in Azure

Question

I am facing problem with connecting multiple web apps with a single azure hybrid connection. Application is same only domain is different one application is running properly and other one is linked with existed hybrid connection but application is not working.

Answer 1

@Santosh Giri To connect multiple web apps with a single Azure Hybrid Connection, you need to make sure that the Hybrid Connection is configured correctly and that the web apps are using the correct connection string.

Here are the steps to configure a Hybrid Connection for multiple web apps:

1. Create a Hybrid Connection in the Azure portal. Make sure to note the connection string and the endpoint hostname and port.
2. In each web app that needs to use the Hybrid Connection, go to the Networking section of the app settings and select "Configure your Hybrid Connection endpoints".
3. Select "Add hybrid connection" and choose the Hybrid Connection you created in step 1.
4. Repeat step 3 for each web app that needs to use the Hybrid Connection.
5. In each web app, update the connection string to use the Hybrid Connection endpoint hostname and port.

If you have already done these steps and are still experiencing issues, you may need to troubleshoot further. Here are some things to check:

• Make sure that the Hybrid Connection is running and connected in the Azure portal.
• Check the logs for each web app to see if there are any errors related to the Hybrid Connection.
• Make sure that the connection string is correct and that it is being used by the application.
• Check the firewall settings for the network where the Hybrid Connection endpoint is located to make sure that traffic is allowed on the correct port.