Hi,
When I log on to the Azure Portal, I can see a handful of recently shutdown VMs having a status of "Stopped (Deallocated)". Can someone tell me why this has started to happen as it means the VM has to provision a new IP when it starts up which makes the process considerably longer?
Many thanks in advance.
Hello people, I tried lots of time but I couldn't connect to my linux VM. I delete and build again several times but still no.
I use Windows Remote Desktop for Mac.
My error message is;
Unable tı remote PC. Please verify Remote Desktop is enabled, the remote PC is open and available on the network and then try again.
Hello this morning i saw on azure log that all vm on my company subscription, this night shutdown automatically at the same time and after two minutes came back up automatically. The event was initiated by this user id into the image attached:
The strange thing is that not all vm, after shutdown, came back up.
how i can get the correct name?
There was planned maintenance from microsoft? Region is west europe
Recently created a couple of Windows 2016 Standard B1ms (1 vcpus, 2 GB memory) to run IIS with a small set of applications and now getting these low memory warnings, which are news to me. I think this condition, may be related to a lack of actual memory that could've caused one of the applications to stop as well, although there is no "out of memory" event logged.
Here is view of task manager on the VM that stopped my application;
Here is the task manager on the twin VM (that didn't stop the application)
My question: Is there a configuration parameter that should be set to mitigate the "low virtual memory condition" and thus be sure that it is not affecting the running applications..?
Simone
Just noticed that my brand new Azure B1ms VM has failed to load this update for nearly a month;
Question: Can someone please advise on how to get this installed..?
Thanks in advance
Simone
Hello everyone,
How do you connect to windows server 2012 core virtual machine on azure using remote desktop connection ? I was able to connect to the full gui server using remote desktop, but after switching to core (by removing graphical management tools and infrastructure+ server graphical shell using the server manager) am not able to connect to the vm using remote desktop, why is that ?
Hi,
Can you please tell us if DocumentDb can run on Azure virtual machine? We currently use Azure Cosmos DB and we would like to move it to Azure virtual machine, if that is possible. When need answer to two questions:
1. If running DocumentDb on virtual machine is possible, can you please tell us how to do that + what are the costs?
2. If running DocumentDb on virtual machine is not possible, and we know that MongoDb on virtual machine is possible, is there a way to move/restore our database from Azure Cosmos DB to MongoDb on Azure virtual machine?
Thanks,
Majda
Hi,
We have a large physical server with half of it shared between 3 VMs that are managed by Hyper-V (Windows Server 2012). One of these VM's acts as the domain controller. What I would like to do is set up an Azure VM that I can 'join' or 'make part' our current Domain which will be also controlled by our current domains Active Directory?
Any advice is very much appreciated.
many thanks
* If I keep exchange where it is for now with OWA, my authenticated users from my Ad in Azure can reach down into my site using Ad connect and I can put ADFS on my OWA server since its already in the DMZ. would I be able to get away with putting AD connect on the exchange server or would I need to consider keeping a DC on site? I'm a little unclear about this part. Essentially I want my users to still use OWA and exchange when using the DC's in Azure and the Exchange on prem.
* Use Azure Backup instead of my on site BUEX solution for all VM's. Not sure if there is any merit in using BUEX to archive to blob storage so I'm thinking just Azure Backup entirely. Unless 'm missing something?
I REALLY APPRECIATE ANY INPUT INTO MY MUSINGS HERE!
Our Azure VM's keep freezing for several seconds every couple of minutes. It is not the local machine I am on as it continues to run fine. But what happens is the VM stops refreshing the screen and task manager stops updating what’s using the most resources and things and it looks as if the whole machine has crashed and then it comes back after several seconds and shows a yellow warning light in the system tray in the network for a split second, as if it has been disconnected. It has been doing this for a week at least.
Could I have some assistance with this please?
Thanks a lot
D
Is there any reason why we shouldn't run an Azure On-Premise Data Gateway on an IaaS VM incloud with internal VNET to accesson prem data?
If we host gateway onsite we'll need to assign hardware to run the VM on site, and manage the VM. We have VMs running in Azure on private VNETs accessing our internal database servers (DB2/TeraData/SQL) via installed drivers. So it would make sense to run gateway there.
Is there any advice on this scenario or reason why it's not recommended? Or is this acceptable option?
i have enabled Accelerated Networking on Azure Vm..now i want to disable accelerating networking but unable to find a way. since i want to change the size of vm and accelerating network is preventing to change the size.
please suggest.
Hi,
My current setup is a 2012 Server "Non Domain Joined" which is also running SQL. I know its not ideal but this is how it was set up before I joined. About 4-5 users connect to the server and login to share its resources.
Firstly I want to move the server As Is onto Azure. As this is hosted we do not have access to the VM layer and we can't get a copy of the VMDK files or anything.
My plan is to set up a test account and migrate the server to Azure to start testing it but I don't know where to start.
Any help appreciated?
What could I use to do a full backup of the server hosted elsewhere and then restore it to Azure?
Many thanks in advance.
Please let me know if you need any specifics on my variables and I'll gladly provide them. To summarize my situation, I have a script that automates the following:
-Create Resource Group
-Create Security Group & Security Rules
-Create a pseudo-randomly generated back-end & front-end subnet
-Create a Virtual Network with the generated subnets
-Create a LocalNetworkGateway using input from technician (public IP address, private address space, etc.)
-Creates a storage account, keys and context
-Creates an upload container and uploads a sysprep'd vhd image
-Creates an AzureRmImage from the vhd
UP UNTIL THIS POINT, EVERYTHING APPEARS TO WORK. It fails when attempting to create the virtual machine. See below code:
#CREATE A VIRTUAL MACHINE
$vmParams = [ordered]@{
ResourceGroupName = $rg.ResourceGroupName
Name = "tseed-dc-13"
ImageName = $templateImage.Name
Location = $rg.Location
VirtualNetworkName = $azureVirtualNetwork.Name
SubnetName = $subnetNames[1]
SecurityGroupName = $nsg.Name
PublicIpAddressName = "tseed-dc-13-pip"
Size = "Standard_D2s_v3"
}
New-AzureRmVM @vmParams
New-AzureRmVM : Subnet GatewaySubnet is in use by /subscriptions/a4f75126-68a8-4acd-9e47-8058c6c09e60/resourceGroups/technologyseed-rg/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworkGateways/technologyseed-vng/ipConfigurations/technologyseed-config and cannot
be deleted.
At line:1 char:5
+ New-AzureRmVM @vmParams
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : CloseError: (:) [New-AzureRmVM], CloudException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Compute.NewAzureVMCommand
Hi all,
I have provisioned an Ubuntu VM and have been able to SSH into the server. However, https://my-ip:8000 doesn't load Jupyter notebook for me. Also I am unable to even install Jupyter because none of the conda commands are found. Can someone please tell me how to get Jupyter working either with the browser or by installing from anaconda?
Allow me to apologize in advance for any stupid questions. I have little to no IT experience, but have been thrust into this role due to working with a very small team.
I currently have a Windows Server 2016 VM up and running. I'm able to connect to it via RDP so I have it at least partially set up correctly. My team and I are intending to use this machine to host our Perforce Helix Core Server for our code repository. I have this set up and it should be accessible via port 1666.
Where I'm getting lost is how to set up permissions to allow us to actually connect to this server via the Perforce Visual Client (P4V). I have set up a DNS Label in the configuration settings of the Windows Server VM (via the Azure Portal) and will be expecting to connect to the perforce server using the server name mylabel.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com:1666 but am unsure what exactly needs to be configured to allow this.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. It should also be worth mentioning that my team and I all work remotely, so I will need to ensure any solution gives us access but still ensures enough safety that no one outside the team can access this code repository.
Thanks!
As you see, I sent rest api to update network interface port1, and check the operation, it takes 100 seconds which is quit long.
Anyway to speed up the operation?
12.12 00:07:31 status of operation on port1: InProgressHello,
is there any way I can find all VMs (or in general objects ...) created by particular user ?
Thanks