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Istiak Mahmood
Istiak Mahmood

Reputation: 2422

restricted by firewall to on-premises location

I am completely new to azure and cloud development. So even if it's a silly question please have some patient.

if a server firewall restricted to connected from only a company's on-premises location what other alternative is possible to do.

connection is restricted by firewall which only allows connection from Company-X on-premises location

I have create an application and now i need it to communicate with on-premises servers, Since the server which i am trying to connect only allow to be connected from the company's location how i am suppose to get connected from other location's.

I have search a lot for the solution but couldn't find anything or may i am not smart enough to understand it, Could anyone kindly explain it to me how it can be done !

Upvotes: 0

Views: 70

Answers (1)

Niels
Niels

Reputation: 1075

So if I understand correctly, you have an application that is deployed in Azure and you want it to talk to a server inside your corporate network. In that case, you have several options:

  • If you've deployed to a web app, you can use what is called a "Hybrid Connection", in which you deploy an agent-type application to your network to make the connection
  • You can publish the on-prem application using AzureAD Application Proxy and access it from the internet using an AzureAD credential

If you've deployed to a virtual machine, you can go with VPN:

  • VPN Site-to-site connection, in which you connect an Azure virtual network to an on-prem network device or server, making the cloud network part of your corporate network
  • VPN Point-to-site connection, with which you can make a machine that is not in the cloud part of your cloud network
  • Eventually you could deploy an expressroute connection, connecting your Azure deployments to your datacenter over MPLS. I mention this for the sake of completeness, you don't want this now. :)

Upvotes: 1

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