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F5 XC | Stuck at VIRTUAL_HOST_PENDING_A_RECORD
I have a running OWASP Juice Shop in Azure and have assigned a public IP on it. Trying to build a load balancer using XC. I am stuck at the VIRTUAL_HOST_PENDING_A_RECORD status. Question is do I need to use my own DNS to create a domain name entry for my load balancer? Can I do anything to bypass this or any workaround you may have?
You will need to build a new LB for port 80 as you cannot switch between the 2 types. When building a HTTPS LB you can click the button to build a HTTP Redirect and it will be created for you.
Also you have a few options for auto cert. You can delegate a sub-domain and allow Distributed Cloud to manage the DNS records for the subdomain and provision the auto-cert. You also can perform an auto-cert without sub-domain delegation. You will get a cname for the acme challenge which you will have to create the record in the DNS system of the parent domain.
- MattHarmonEmployee
Are you doing an HTTP LB on port 80 or doing HTTPS with Auto Cert or Bring Your Own Cert?
- teemo_13Cirrus
I am trying both actually. Currently HTTPS with Auto Cert because when I try to use HTTP, I encounter an error that says cant change HTTPS to HTTP
- netta2Employee
You will need to build a new LB for port 80 as you cannot switch between the 2 types. When building a HTTPS LB you can click the button to build a HTTP Redirect and it will be created for you.
Also you have a few options for auto cert. You can delegate a sub-domain and allow Distributed Cloud to manage the DNS records for the subdomain and provision the auto-cert. You also can perform an auto-cert without sub-domain delegation. You will get a cname for the acme challenge which you will have to create the record in the DNS system of the parent domain.
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