The Set-AzApplicationGatewayFrontendIPConfig cmdlet updates a front-end IP configuration.
An application gateway supports two types of front-end IP addresses:
Public IP addresses
Private IP addresses for which the configuration uses Internal Load Balancing (ILB)
An application gateway can have at most one public IP address and one private IP address.
A public IP address and a private IP address should be added separately as front-end IP addresses.
Examples
Example 1: Set a public IP as front-end IP of an application gateway
The first command creates a public IP address object and stores it in the $PublicIp variable.
The second command gets the application gateway named ApplicationGateway01 that belongs to the resource group named ResourceGroup01, and stores it in the $AppGw variable.
The third command updates the front-end IP configuration named FrontEndIp01, for the gateway in $AppGw, using the address stored in $PublicIp.
Example 2: Set a static private IP as the front-end IP of an application gateway
The first command gets a virtual network named VNet01 that belongs to the resource group named ResourceGroup01, and stores it in the $VNet variable.
The second command gets a subnet configuration named Subnet01 using $VNet from the first command and stores it in the $Subnet variable.
The third command gets the application gateway named ApplicationGateway01 that belongs to the resource group named ResourceGroup01, and stores it in the $AppGw variable.
The fourth command adds a front-end IP configuration named FrontendIP02 using $Subnet from the second command and the private IP address 10.0.1.1.
Example 3: Set a dynamic private IP as the front-end IP of an application gateway
The first command gets a virtual network named VNet01 that belongs to the resource group named ResourceGroup01, and stores it in the $VNet variable.
The second command gets a subnet configuration named Subnet01 using $VNet from the first command and stores it in the $Subnet variable.
The third command gets the application gateway named ApplicationGateway01 that belongs to the resource group named ResourceGroup01, and stores it in the $AppGw variable.
The fourth command adds a front-end IP configuration named FrontendIP02 using $Subnet from the second command.
Parameters
-ApplicationGateway
Specifies an application gateway object in which to modify the front-end IP configuration.
Specifies the subnet that the application gateway uses.
Specify this parameter if the gateway uses a private IP address.
If the PrivateIPAddress address is specified, it should belong to this subnet.
If PrivateIPAddress is not specified, one of the IP addresses from this subnet is dynamically picked up as the front-end IP address of the application gateway.
Specifies the subnet ID.
Specify this parameter if the gateway uses a private IP address.
If the PrivateIPAddress parameter is specified, it should belong to this subnet.
If PrivateIPAddress is not specified, one of the IP addresses from this subnet is dynamically picked up as the front-end IP address of the application gateway.
This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable,
-InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutBuffer, -OutVariable, -PipelineVariable,
-ProgressAction, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see
about_CommonParameters.