Traditionally this is what I'd say was a pretty simple request, I know I'm missing just one piece of the puzzle though, and this has to be a common requirement in the real world.
Azure web apps have floating IP addresses due to their nature, but you can use a CNAME DNS record to point the domain record www.mysite.com, to mysite.azurewebsites.net and a subdomain, such as admin.mysite.com used for admin/content management access.
I need the world to see www.mysite.com, but want to restrict access to admin.mysite.com to a select number of IP addresses.
What service, if any, do I need to look at to accomplish this, knowing I have an application gateway available in the setup?
Puzzled
Azure web apps have floating IP addresses due to their nature, but you can use a CNAME DNS record to point the domain record www.mysite.com, to mysite.azurewebsites.net and a subdomain, such as admin.mysite.com used for admin/content management access.
I need the world to see www.mysite.com, but want to restrict access to admin.mysite.com to a select number of IP addresses.
What service, if any, do I need to look at to accomplish this, knowing I have an application gateway available in the setup?
Puzzled