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Michal Garcarz
Jan 07, 2018Copper Contributor
WebApp: SSL cert change can trigger WebApp ip change ?
Hello Team,
Web Application deployed in S1 app service plan. I have read on the documentation (
Exam Ref 70-532 Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions) that:
"Deleting and re-adding the SSL certificate" "will likely yield a new IP address for the website".
Why ? Is looks like a very undesirable behavior. Could you please confirm this ?
Thanks,
Michal
adding certificates to the app service plan will not trigger anything, however chaing the binding to you web app could result in a new IP, but you can choose static on the web app.
But unless you are using a root domain name like mydomain.com, then i would suggest you not use static ip and use CNAME instead, as long as its a sub domain like myapp.mydomain.com then you can use CNAME. Remeber to keep the DNS TTL low when using cname.
- Kent GaardmandSteel Contributor
adding certificates to the app service plan will not trigger anything, however chaing the binding to you web app could result in a new IP, but you can choose static on the web app.
But unless you are using a root domain name like mydomain.com, then i would suggest you not use static ip and use CNAME instead, as long as its a sub domain like myapp.mydomain.com then you can use CNAME. Remeber to keep the DNS TTL low when using cname.