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Port forwarding is not working ob my Windows vm. I have tried adding multiple inbound ports, the only port open by default was 3389 for rdp all others are closed. even http
Are u using any Load Balancer or Firewall?
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From your description, we find the issue seems to be with Azure-virtual machine or Azure-virtual-network, I would remove the tag of "msc-virtual-machine-manager-self-service-portal", Thanks!
Hi AryanPawar-5958,
To configure port forwarding on a Windows VM you need to use Azure Load Balancer. Changes to your NSG will not do it. Please see this doc regarding enabling port forwarding on your VM, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/tutorial-load-balancer-port-forwarding-portal. Thanks!!
Hi @WinstonHoward-MSFT ,
You should change your message from type "comment" to type "answer" 👍