We have a customer who installed our software on an Azure windows server (listens on port 443). They're not able to connect to it over the network, but if they install a client on the server itself, then it's able to talk to localhost. This verifies the service is actually running, and the problem is either a routing or firewall issue. Of course they've thoroughly checked the OS firewall.
I am familiar with Amazon, where they have an added firewall layer in addition to the OS firewall. Does Azure have something like that? Does Azure do some funky NAT stuff that might be confusing to someone unfamiliar with it? Having never used Azure before, any clues what I should suggest they look at to solve the problem? Thanks...
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