curl working in the normal linux server , but not in the azure rhel 7.3

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I am trying to use the curl to get the status from a webserver url.When I run the command from my normal server, I am getting the below result.
result from the normal server



But when I run the same command from my azure server , I am not getting the result.
result from the azure server



What can be the reason?







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  • Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
    – Nasir Riley
    Apr 19 at 7:17










  • yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
    – Nehal Salik
    Apr 19 at 9:30














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I am trying to use the curl to get the status from a webserver url.When I run the command from my normal server, I am getting the below result.
result from the normal server



But when I run the same command from my azure server , I am not getting the result.
result from the azure server



What can be the reason?







share|improve this question





















  • Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
    – Nasir Riley
    Apr 19 at 7:17










  • yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
    – Nehal Salik
    Apr 19 at 9:30












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up vote
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I am trying to use the curl to get the status from a webserver url.When I run the command from my normal server, I am getting the below result.
result from the normal server



But when I run the same command from my azure server , I am not getting the result.
result from the azure server



What can be the reason?







share|improve this question













I am trying to use the curl to get the status from a webserver url.When I run the command from my normal server, I am getting the below result.
result from the normal server



But when I run the same command from my azure server , I am not getting the result.
result from the azure server



What can be the reason?









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  • Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
    – Nasir Riley
    Apr 19 at 7:17










  • yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
    – Nehal Salik
    Apr 19 at 9:30
















  • Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
    – Nasir Riley
    Apr 19 at 7:17










  • yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
    – Nehal Salik
    Apr 19 at 9:30















Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
– Nasir Riley
Apr 19 at 7:17




Does the webserver allow that access (or any access at all) from your Azure server? Check the firewall settings.
– Nasir Riley
Apr 19 at 7:17












yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
– Nehal Salik
Apr 19 at 9:30




yes , I can check the https status of the website on the port 80.Also I can wget from other web addresses.
– Nehal Salik
Apr 19 at 9:30















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