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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]] | |||
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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. | ||
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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]] | |||
Revision as of 10:15, 15 December 2023
Within IIS in our example we create an Application.
Within that application click on "URL rewrite"
On that screen Click "Add Rule" in the top right.
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
You can see the inbound Rule then also from within the URL rewrite section
