I'm currently using Azure's Application Gateway with a backend pool utilising Azure's App Service. When the application gateway forwards your request to the backpool, it also forwards X-Original-Host HTTP Header together with it to help you identity which listener the gateway originally acted upon but what if you wanted it to match the HOST header at the web server (app service)? This might be useful for cases where you need to generate absolute URLs in your web app for whatever ...
Recently wanted to enable remote management of a server via powershell so that I could try out Project Honolulu for managing Windows Servers Make sure WinRM service is running and start up to automatic Get-Service winrm Enable Powershell Remoting Enable-PSRemoting -Force Ensure network profiles are ok # Show network profile > Get-NetConnectionProfile Name : Network InterfaceAlias : Ethernet InterfaceIndex : 2 NetworkCategory : Public IPv4Connectivity : Internet IPv6Connectivity : NoTraffic # Set network profile from Public to Private > Get-NetConnectionProfile | Set-NetConnectionProfile -NetworkCategory Private # Verify the update completed > ...
WARNING : This does not work Windows Server Core Some folk have been arriving to this post hoping to find a solution for Windows Server Core might need to look elsewhere. I've only tested this on Windows Server 2012. Service requirements We need to make sure the following services are running # Check status of services required for Network Discovery on Windows Get-Service -DisplayName "Function Discovery Resource Publication" Get-Service -DisplayName "DNS Client" Get-Service -DisplayName "SSDP Discovery" ...
Things I learnt Postman Monitors services Postman Environments Cannot have multiple cname for a given name References https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/josebda/2015/04/18/windows-powershell-equivalents-for-common-networking-commands-ipconfig-ping-nslookup/ ...
