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az network front-door

Manage Classical Azure Front Doors. Azure CLI extensions reference

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Options

23 in the Azure CLI extensions reference
--accepted-protocolsSpace-separated list of protocols to accept.
--backend-addressFQDN of the backend endpoint.
--backend-host-headerHost header sent to the backend.
--certificate-sourceCertificate source to enable HTTPS.
--disabledCreate in a disabled state.
--enabledEnabled status.
--enforce-certificate-name-checkWhether to disable certificate name check on HTTPS requests to all backend pools.
--forwarding-protocolProtocol to use for forwarding traffic.
--friendly-nameFriendly name of the Front Door.
--frontend-host-nameDomain name of the frontend endpoint.
--intervalInterval in seconds between probes.
--minimum-tls-versionThe minimum TLS version required from the clients to establish an SSL handshake with Front Door.
--name, -nName of the Front Door.
--pathPath to probe.
--patternsSpace-separated list of patterns to match.
--probeMethodConfigures which HTTP method to use to probe the backends defined under backendPools.
--protocolProtocol to use for sending probes.
--route-typeRoute type to define how Front Door should handle requests for this route i.e. forward them to a backend or redirect the users to a different URL.
--secret-nameThe name of the Key Vault secret representing the full certificate PFX
--secret-versionThe version of the Key Vault secret representing the full certificate PFX, the "Latest" version will always be used if not specified and your certificate will be auto-rotated when a new version of secret generated.
--send-recv-timeoutSend and receive timeout in seconds on forwarding request to the backend.
--tagsspace-separated tags: key[=value] [key[=value] ...].
--vault-idThe resource id of the Key Vault containing the SSL certificate