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Within IIS in our example we create an Application.
Within IIS in our example we create an Application.
[[File:IIS Url Rewrite.png|alt=IIS Url Rewrite|thumb|IIS Url Rewrite]]




Within that application click on "URL rewrite"
Within that application click on "URL rewrite"




On that screen Click "Add Rule" in the top right.
On that screen Click "Add Rule" in the top right.
 
[[File:IIS Add Rule.png|alt=IIS Add Rule|thumb|IIS Add Rule]]
[[File:IIS Add Reverse Proxy Rule.png|alt=IIS Add Reverse Proxy Rule|thumb|IIS Add Reverse Proxy Rule]]
This opens a dialog.
This opens a dialog.


Within the dialog click "Reverse Proxy"
Within the dialog click "Reverse Proxy"  


This in turn opens a dialog to add in the Reverse Proxy rule.


This in turn opens a dialog to add in the Reverse Proxy rule.




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You can see the inbound Rule then also from within the URL rewrite section
You can see the inbound Rule then also from within the URL rewrite section
[[File:Edit Inbound Rule.png|alt=Edit Inbound Rule|thumb|Edit Inbound Rule]]

Latest revision as of 10:16, 15 December 2023

Within IIS in our example we create an Application.

IIS Url Rewrite
IIS Url Rewrite


Within that application click on "URL rewrite"



On that screen Click "Add Rule" in the top right.

IIS Add Rule
IIS Add Rule
IIS Add Reverse Proxy Rule
IIS Add Reverse Proxy Rule

This opens a dialog.

Within the dialog click "Reverse Proxy"


This in turn opens a dialog to add in the Reverse Proxy rule.



Add in your url from the console

EG

http://localhost:54571


You can see the inbound Rule then also from within the URL rewrite section

Edit Inbound Rule
Edit Inbound Rule