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05-16-2023
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Hi, sorry to ingite an old thread. I am on the same path as the original post right now. My question is - is there a better way compared to doing port address translation to let a client access multiple backend webservers via the Azure load balancer and the PA firewalls ? Asking the client to remember port numbers for multiple different backend webservers seem clumsy. Could I get multiple public IPs assigned to the Azure load balancer each NAT-ted to unique IPs for the backend Webservers but routed via the firewalls ? How would I need to configure the firewall for that ? Thanks
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