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Setting up a load balancing rule on a linux virtual machine scale set

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I have created a Linux virtual machine scale set through the Azure portal creating 3 virtual machines. 

This has automatically created a backend address pool containing the 3 instances as well as a load balancer with 3 inbound NAT rules giving us SSH access on ports 50000 - 50002. 

I have successfully accessed the VMs and installed an application running on port 42000 and although I can access this on the web via proxy/private IP, I cannot access this through public IP/DNS despite setting up a load balancer rule directing all incoming port 80 traffic to the 42000 backend port. 

I have included our configuration below and any help or assistance on how to be able to access this application from the public IP would be greatly appreciated. 

Mark 

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Backend address pool (demopool):

This contains our 3 Virtual Machine instances (instance 0, instance 1, instance 2)

Probe (demoprobe)
Protocol: Http
Port: 80
Path: /
Interval: 5s
Unhealthy Threshold: 2 consecutive failures

Load Balancing Rule (demolb):
Protocol: TCP
Port: 80
Backend Port: 42000
Backend Pool:demopool
Probe:demoprobe
Session Persistance: None
Idle Timeout: 5m


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