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I have a Azure WebApp inside the VPN. When I go on networking I see the connection like this:

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When I click on "Click here to configure"it appears to be up & running:

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So, everything appears OK.

The VPN externally connects BUT where can I find the Internal "VPN" IP Address of this Web App?

If I go on configurations / SCM etc I can only find the "external" IP!

Thanks

Ziba Leah
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If you have a normal App Service then you can't get it's IP, mainly because the application is running on a distributed environment and the exact location of the instance might change with little notice.

If you need a dedicated public (or private) IP, then I recommend you have a look at Azure App Service Enviroments.

kim
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  • I created an Azure App Service Environment v2, added to my virtual network, create an App service Plan and a Web App in it. Now where can I find the private IP of my web app? Or, how can I configure it? Thanks – Ziba Leah Mar 19 '18 at 21:20
  • What's your use case, why do you need to know the private IP address? – evilSnobu Mar 19 '18 at 22:47
  • I have exactly the same issue thins hours. My app service contains a rest service I want to access. Using ASE is not an option because my subscription does not support (I was suprised there are levels in scubscription AND app plans) – 4Str4ngeG4me Oct 12 '19 at 09:20
  • @evilSnobu the private IP address is needed in an ASE environment in order for a private DNS zone most typically, or if you need to add entries to your HOSTS file on a jumpbox on the vnet. Without this IP, you can't access private app services for example, since they need a HTTP host header to be sent by the browser. Without DNS or hosts entries, this is dead in the water. -- so, to find the private IP address with an ASE, look on the "custom domains" page. You need the IP to make A records. Without an ASE, the public IP is there instead. Service Endpoints will force traffic over VNET. – x0n Dec 05 '19 at 19:34