Expose IIS application via ngrok
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I am trying to expose my IIS application via ngrok using host name. With running web app locally and localhost is easy to set up, but how to make it work with IIS hosted app? How to work with a custom url address? Would anyone know?
So, when I browse the app within the IIS, it opens the browser with the URL like: 'http://feature1.pt.com/myapi/', what would need to happen to expose it. For localhost this is the command that was working for me: 'ngrok http 62190 -host-header="localhost:62190"', but how to go around the API hosted as an App within IIS and HostName.
I need that to work to further test my API used for webhook, on testing server. not my local machine this time.
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I am trying to expose my IIS application via ngrok using host name. With running web app locally and localhost is easy to set up, but how to make it work with IIS hosted app? How to work with a custom url address? Would anyone know?
So, when I browse the app within the IIS, it opens the browser with the URL like: 'http://feature1.pt.com/myapi/', what would need to happen to expose it. For localhost this is the command that was working for me: 'ngrok http 62190 -host-header="localhost:62190"', but how to go around the API hosted as an App within IIS and HostName.
I need that to work to further test my API used for webhook, on testing server. not my local machine this time.
Thanks
api iis ngrok
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
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While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31
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I am trying to expose my IIS application via ngrok using host name. With running web app locally and localhost is easy to set up, but how to make it work with IIS hosted app? How to work with a custom url address? Would anyone know?
So, when I browse the app within the IIS, it opens the browser with the URL like: 'http://feature1.pt.com/myapi/', what would need to happen to expose it. For localhost this is the command that was working for me: 'ngrok http 62190 -host-header="localhost:62190"', but how to go around the API hosted as an App within IIS and HostName.
I need that to work to further test my API used for webhook, on testing server. not my local machine this time.
Thanks
api iis ngrok
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
I am trying to expose my IIS application via ngrok using host name. With running web app locally and localhost is easy to set up, but how to make it work with IIS hosted app? How to work with a custom url address? Would anyone know?
So, when I browse the app within the IIS, it opens the browser with the URL like: 'http://feature1.pt.com/myapi/', what would need to happen to expose it. For localhost this is the command that was working for me: 'ngrok http 62190 -host-header="localhost:62190"', but how to go around the API hosted as an App within IIS and HostName.
I need that to work to further test my API used for webhook, on testing server. not my local machine this time.
Thanks
api iis ngrok
api iis ngrok
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
asked Nov 9 at 18:06
lucas
1,30411129
1,30411129
While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31
add a comment |
While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31
While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31
While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31
add a comment |
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While IIS is a full feature web server, I wonder why you want to use ngrok. What good does it bring here?
– Lex Li
Nov 9 at 23:31