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Is it possible to assign a private IP to a VM nic which can then be referred to internally as myname.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com (for example)?
this would be possible with private dns, you can either create and manage your own dns server inside the vnet and point vms to that, or create a private dns zone in azure and link that to a vnet (although, I'm not sure dns zones for azure.com are supported, even private ones).
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I have a workflow/pipeline in Azure which connects to third party FTP (via linked service) and get files on regular basis.
It was all working fine, till third party introduced white listing of IP's, and now they are asking me to provide static IP's or range. Unless white listed, I will not be able to get my pipeline working.
Now my question is. How to provide my IP address?
I know which region my ADF works in (North-Europe) and I know my linked service uses AutoResolve-IR.
Will solution be to go with, self hosted IR? If yes, then how will I know the IP of my IR?
They seem to support static IP addresses for Data Factory recently. Announcement: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-data-factory/azure-data-factory-now-supports-static-ip-address-ranges/ba-p/1117508
Here is the list of IPs for North Europe as per https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/azure-integration-runtime-ip-addresses
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i need to add a CNAME record against my domain purchased in Azure...the azure domains websites doesn't show any option to do that
Create DNS zone in Azure "DNS zones". After it is created, it will already have 4 NS records
Go to "App Services" and add 4 name servers (from step 1.)
Add CNAME (or any other) records to your zone in "DNS Zones"
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As title, how can I ping my machine to do some basic network testing? I have created a new VM but pinging it's public address returns request timeout.
Ping is blocked by default for Azure VMs for security reasons (source). You could either allow ICMP by configuring appropriate firewall rules or Use port pings instead of ICMP to test Azure VM connectivity.
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We have a situation in which a domain name is associated with nameservers and does not give control over DNS records.
Windows Azure Websites documentation explains how to work with DNS records such as CNAME and A but does not mention nameservers.
Is there a way to point a domain name at an Azure Website using DNS1 and DNS2 settings rather than DNS records?
No - sorry, Azure doesn't offer Nameserver services - take a look at a solution for managed DNS like http://dyn.com/managed-dns/
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I have a dnn 7 instance I am thinking of moving to windows azure. How do I configure the DNS for the various portals. I am aware that you use a cname record with the dns to point to the top level/host portal. But where do you point the "sub" portals cname record. Is it at the same host portal's azure address ie: mysite.azurewebsites.net.
Or is there another way to do this?
thanks in advance
You have to direct all the traffic you need to your instance(s) (i.e. yoursites.azurewebsites.net).
But you can also use A records, not only CNAME records. Please read carefully this article.