Azure Web App naked URL redirects but www does not
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I have a web app deployed on Azure and I'm trying to make it so both <myurl>.com and www.<myurl>.com work. Right now I have both domains listed on Azure within my webapp. www.<myurl>.com is registered as a CNAME from www to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net in godaddy. I have an A record from @ to the IP address shown by Azure, as well as a TXT record from @ to the given DNS by Azure <myurl>.azurewebsites.net
The problem is when I go to http://<myurl>.com it will change the URL to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net but when I go to http://www.<myurl>.com the URL is does not change.
Below are my go daddy DNS records. Most of these were there when I bought the domain so I'm not sure what they do. There is an A record that I can't seem to edit and I don't know what that IP address belongs to either.
azure dns asked Jan 3 at 22:50
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I have a web app deployed on Azure and I'm trying to make it so both <myurl>.com and www.<myurl>.com work. Right now I have both domains listed on Azure within my webapp. www.<myurl>.com is registered as a CNAME from www to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net in godaddy. I have an A record from @ to the IP address shown by Azure, as well as a TXT record from @ to the given DNS by Azure <myurl>.azurewebsites.net
The problem is when I go to http://<myurl>.com it will change the URL to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net but when I go to http://www.<myurl>.com the URL is does not change.
Below are my go daddy DNS records. Most of these were there when I bought the domain so I'm not sure what they do. There is an A record that I can't seem to edit and I don't know what that IP address belongs to either.
azure dns asked Jan 3 at 22:50
JamesJames
715416
Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
Do you have added both hostnames likeexample.comandwww.example.comin the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49
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I have a web app deployed on Azure and I'm trying to make it so both <myurl>.com and www.<myurl>.com work. Right now I have both domains listed on Azure within my webapp. www.<myurl>.com is registered as a CNAME from www to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net in godaddy. I have an A record from @ to the IP address shown by Azure, as well as a TXT record from @ to the given DNS by Azure <myurl>.azurewebsites.net
The problem is when I go to http://<myurl>.com it will change the URL to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net but when I go to http://www.<myurl>.com the URL is does not change.
Below are my go daddy DNS records. Most of these were there when I bought the domain so I'm not sure what they do. There is an A record that I can't seem to edit and I don't know what that IP address belongs to either.
azure dns asked Jan 3 at 22:50
JamesJames
715416
I have a web app deployed on Azure and I'm trying to make it so both <myurl>.com and www.<myurl>.com work. Right now I have both domains listed on Azure within my webapp. www.<myurl>.com is registered as a CNAME from www to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net in godaddy. I have an A record from @ to the IP address shown by Azure, as well as a TXT record from @ to the given DNS by Azure <myurl>.azurewebsites.net
The problem is when I go to http://<myurl>.com it will change the URL to <myurl>.azurewebsites.net but when I go to http://www.<myurl>.com the URL is does not change.
Below are my go daddy DNS records. Most of these were there when I bought the domain so I'm not sure what they do. There is an A record that I can't seem to edit and I don't know what that IP address belongs to either.
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Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
Do you have added both hostnames likeexample.comandwww.example.comin the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49
add a comment |
Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
Do you have added both hostnames likeexample.comandwww.example.comin the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49
Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
Do you have added both hostnames like
example.com and www.example.com in the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49
Do you have added both hostnames like
example.com and www.example.com in the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49
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Alot of this can be done with an A and a CNAME. You will need to add both "www" and "awverify.www" in your DNS, and do those corresponding entries in the Azure portal.
Here's good doc:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2013/07/05/azure-app-service-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain/
Here's alot more details:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain
The Azure portal will also give clues on what to do.
answered Jan 5 at 18:07
Mats MagnemMats Magnem
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Alot of this can be done with an A and a CNAME. You will need to add both "www" and "awverify.www" in your DNS, and do those corresponding entries in the Azure portal.
Here's good doc:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2013/07/05/azure-app-service-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain/
Here's alot more details:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain
The Azure portal will also give clues on what to do.
answered Jan 5 at 18:07
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Alot of this can be done with an A and a CNAME. You will need to add both "www" and "awverify.www" in your DNS, and do those corresponding entries in the Azure portal.
Here's good doc:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2013/07/05/azure-app-service-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain/
Here's alot more details:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain
The Azure portal will also give clues on what to do.
answered Jan 5 at 18:07
Mats MagnemMats Magnem
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Alot of this can be done with an A and a CNAME. You will need to add both "www" and "awverify.www" in your DNS, and do those corresponding entries in the Azure portal.
Here's good doc:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2013/07/05/azure-app-service-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain/
Here's alot more details:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain
The Azure portal will also give clues on what to do.
answered Jan 5 at 18:07
Mats MagnemMats Magnem
8311812
Alot of this can be done with an A and a CNAME. You will need to add both "www" and "awverify.www" in your DNS, and do those corresponding entries in the Azure portal.
Here's good doc:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2013/07/05/azure-app-service-how-to-configure-a-custom-domain/
Here's alot more details:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-custom-domain
The Azure portal will also give clues on what to do.
answered Jan 5 at 18:07
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answered Jan 5 at 18:07
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Do you use a rewrite rule in your web app configuration file?
– Nancy Xiong
Jan 4 at 10:42
@NancyXiong I don't remember adding any rewrite but it has been a while since I touched this web app service. How can I check?
– James
Jan 4 at 18:03
Do you have added both hostnames like
example.comandwww.example.comin the custom domains of App Service main page on the Azure portal?– Nancy Xiong
Jan 8 at 8:49