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Logic Apps Run History Inputs Outputs private Endpoint CORS

Suwani 75 Reputation points
2024-07-25T23:41:47.3933333+00:00

We havea a standard LogicApp which setup private endpoint with no public access. We now notice that we can no longer see the Run History Inputs Outputs and get the message below.

Im getting below error when I click the workflow actions

The Azure portal URL, (https://portal.azure.com), already exists in your CORS rules. To view inputs and outputs, check your access restrictions rules.

Enabling public access and adding our Public IP is not a preferred solution.

what would be the option to make it enable in private endpoint setup environment

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  1. Mike Crowley 216 Reputation points
    2024-07-29T21:43:15.5666667+00:00

    If you don't want to explicitly add your IP public address, you can define your source as a Virtual Network\Subnet or Service Tag. You can also filter on HTTP headers: X-Forwarded-Host, X-Forwarded-For, X-Azure-FDID, & X-FD-HealthProbe

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    Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/overview-access-restrictions

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  1. Raax Khan 0 Reputation points
    2024-07-25T23:45:27.7066667+00:00

    We havea a standard LogicApp which setup private endpoint with no public access. We now notice that we can no longer see the Run History Inputs Outputs and get the message below. Im getting below 070-08-51+21+50,,error when I click the workflow actions The Azure portal…


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