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Azure Firewall: How to translate Internet URL to Internal/Intranet URL?

I have created the following Vnets

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vnet-hub-poc-hubspoke is the Hub Vnet

and both the Vnets are peered as per the HUB-SPOKE model

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vnet-hub-poc-hubspoke being a Hub Vnet, it has Azure firewall configured

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both the Vnets are connected to Azure Private DNS

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Azure Private DNS has a record pointing to the VM deployed on the vnet-prod-poc-hubspoke Vnet

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and I could access the FQDN within the internal network

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after adding the below rule in Azure Firewall, I could access the website using the firewall public IP

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Now, instead of firewall public IP I want to use the domain name like

http://myfirstweb.private.landingzonedomain.com/ (for now, I have updated the hosts file in the client machine pointing to firewall public IP)

what should I do at the azure firewall level so that it would translate Internet URL to Internal/Intranet URL like

http://myfirstweb.private.landingzonedomain.local/

Solution

  • What you want is not possible, because you cannot assign a domain name to your Azure Firewall. What you could do is to create a DNS record at a domain name provider that translates a custom domain to your Azure firewall public IP.

    Although I have seen people routing inbound traffic in their vnet, Azure firewall is mainly designed for controlling outbound traffic and traffic flowing between (peered) vnets. When you want to direct inbound traffic to a website or service inside your vnet, you can choose between:

    All the options above allow you to add custom domains and certificates. On the other hand, when you want to access a virtual machine through rdp or ssh, your main options are: