Remote debugging an ASP MVC web application on azure don't work because firewall

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I've made an ASP MVC web application and build and test the application on localhost. On localhost I've no exception, no bug in my code.

Now I've publicized that application on Azure but here I've an exception. I don't know where exactly the exception is thrown. Can I debug the Azure site for find and solve the exception?

Update: I've tried remote debugging but I've got this error: See image.

On the Help button I've not much information about the error.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

I don't know how I can try it. Can you explain it for me?

Posted 15-Jun-16 2:38am

Hein Pauwelyn

Updated 15-Jun-16 2:57am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-15T02:46:00

Solution 1

Just Google for debug asp.net site in azure[^] and you'll find a ton of stuff on debugging on Azure. What you do depends on your app type in Azure.

Posted 15-Jun-16 2:46am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Hein Pauwelyn 15-Jun-16 8:58am

I've tried that but the firewall blocks everything.

Ben J. Boyle 15-Jun-16 9:00am

So change the firewall rules. If it's your own firewall, you should be able to do that, if a company firewall talk to your network people about adding an exception, even if it means having your supervisor authorize it.

Hein Pauwelyn 15-Jun-16 9:07am

And where could I do that? I've looking for hours but nothing found.

Ben J. Boyle 15-Jun-16 9:11am

You'll have to give us more to go on for us to be able to answer that question - which operating system are you using? Does your AV solution include a firewall?

Hein Pauwelyn 15-Jun-16 9:25am

I've just created an web application by using the add button on azure. See image.

Hein Pauwelyn 15-Jun-16 9:31am

Under 'application settings', Remote debugging is stand on (Visual Studio 2015).

Dave Kreskowiak 15-Jun-16 12:10pm

Try Troubleshoot a web app in Azure App Service using Visual Studio[^]

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Jun-16 13:44pm

Fair enough, a 5.
—SA