Test outbound connectivity through all ips in an aks loadbalancer outbound rule

Vaishak Shetty M 0 Reputation points
2024-05-03T07:37:21.1533333+00:00

We have an aks cluster sitting behind an azure loadbalancer. All inbound/outbound connectivity to/from the aks cluster goes through this LB. The LB has an outbound rule with 13 public IP's. We have another system on prem which has some firewall rules to only allow connectivity from certain IP's. To make sure connectivity from the aks cluster to the on prem system is established we have allowed these 13 IP's in our firewall rules, but now we want to test this connectivity from the aks cluster using all the 13 IP's, when i try telnet from aks node i am seeing it is always using the first frontend ip to connect and not using the others, is there a way to force aks to use the other ips for testing ??

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  1. Ammar-Abdelqader01 1,156 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2024-05-05T06:07:15.94+00:00

    Hello @Vaishak Shetty M

    Thank you for your question, did you whitelist those IP on AKS cluster to use those Public IP's.

    please check this document Update the cluster with your own outbound public IP

    and make sure those IP's whitelisted on FW also.

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