Trending on Github: Does all Azure App Services have the same virtual IP?

Grmacjon-MSFT 9,281 Reputation points
2019-10-29T19:54:09.027+00:00

I have multiple App Services within the same plan, and they obviously all have unique URL's contoso.azurewebsites.net. Yet the virtual IP addresses seem to be the same. Have I misunderstood something? How do I get different domains point to different App Services?

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  1. bharathn-msft 4,946 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2019-10-29T21:23:12.593+00:00

    The virtual IP addresses will be the same. The inbound (virtual) and outbound addresses are the same for all your apps because they are all in the same App Service Plan. However, when it comes to App Service Environments (ASE), you can bind an IP based SSL cert to your web app, which will enable you to have an app with different IPs.

    Hope this information helps.

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  1. AHMED ISMAIL GOMAA BAKIR 906 Reputation points
    2022-05-05T22:05:13.683+00:00

    The virtual IP addresses will be the same. The inbound (virtual) and outbound addresses are the same for all your apps because they are all in the same App Service Plan. However, when it comes to App Service Environments (ASE), you can bind an IP based SSL cert to your web app, which will enable you to have an app with different IPs.

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  2. ASHLEY NEWCHURCH 1 Reputation point
    2019-12-15T22:59:16.603+00:00

    and just how will I do that


  3. Mahmoud Abdullah Elserwy 41 Reputation points
    2022-05-05T22:12:54.117+00:00

    The virtual IP addresses will be the same. The inbound (virtual) and outbound addresses are the same for all your apps because they are all in the same App Service Plan. However, when it comes to App Service Environments (ASE), you can bind an IP based SSL cert to your web app, which will enable you to have an app with different IPs.

    Hope this information helps.

  4. Hanan Ali Ibrahem Roffa 81 Reputation points
    2022-05-06T03:10:45.127+00:00

    The virtual IP addresses will be the same. The inbound (virtual) and outbound addresses are the same for all your apps because they are all in the same App Service Plan. However, when it comes to App Service Environments (ASE), you can bind an IP based SSL cert to your web app, which will enable you to have an app with different IPs.