You are a developer configuring an Azure App Service web app to connect to an on-premises Microsoft SQL Server database on port . You must use Azure Hybrid Connections to establish the connection without opening public inbound firewall ports on the local network.
Arrange the steps in the correct order to configure and establish the Hybrid Connection.
- 1In the Azure Portal, go to the App Service web app's Networking configuration, select Hybrid Connections, and add a Hybrid Connection by specifying the on-premises database host and port .
- 2Select the newly created Hybrid Connection in the portal and copy the gateway connection string.
- 3Download and install the Hybrid Connection Manager (HCM) on the on-premises server that has network access to the database.
- 4Open the Hybrid Connection Manager on the on-premises server, select Enter Connection String, and paste the gateway connection string.
- 5Verify that the status of the Hybrid Connection displays as Connected in both the Azure Portal and the Hybrid Connection Manager.
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To establish the Hybrid Connection, you must first create the connection in the Azure Portal, retrieve the gateway connection string, install the Hybrid Connection Manager (HCM) on-premises, paste the connection string into the HCM, and verify the connection status.
The logical sequence begins with defining the cloud endpoint in the Azure Portal to get the authorization credentials (gateway connection string). Next, the local daemon (HCM) is installed on the on-premises network and configured using that connection string to establish the outbound tunnel. Finally, the setup is validated by verifying the connection status.
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Configuring Hybrid Connections for Azure App Service Web Apps to access on-premises resources.
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