Azure OPS Series 2: Configure VM fixed public IP using the preview portal

Shyis Recent Microsoft China Azure update seems to have surpassed any time, the first two days just updated Azure cloud Assistant, let many Azure user implementation on the mobile side of the flexible management of azure resources, I believe that for the cloud service is one of the indispensable management way for the future. Speaking of management, I have to say that Microsoft China Azure recently updated another big artifact preview portal.

When it comes to the Azure preview portal, it's not really new, after all, it's been a long preview in the international version of Azure. But for the Chinese version of Azure is a very important update, today brings you a preview of the Chinese version of Azure and the configuration of the fixed public IP as an example to demonstrate.

before the Chinese version of Azure updates the preview portal, you want to use a fixed public network IP is cumbersome and needs to be implemented with Azure PowerShell and associated cmdlets. Today we use the preview portal directly to do all the work, without writing and tapping any code, using the familiar graphical interface.

First we can open the preview portal via this address:

HTTPS://portal.azure.cn

Enter the familiar login screen to sign in with your Azure account and password.

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Presented in front of us is the preview portal with a fully consistent interface with the international version of Azure, which is almost identical to the Azure stack interface.

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Because we are using the classic management portal before using the preview portal, there is a difference in how resources are managed, and most of the resources created in the classic portal are "classic (classical)", while the preview portal uses "Explorer" (Resource Manager) Be differentiated. Of course, the classic is distinguished from both resource types of resource manager, far more than the name.

not much to say. into today's topic, today we're going to demonstrate that using the preview portal to configure a fixed public network for a virtual machine IP address. It is important to note that in the preview portal you can only configure a fixed public IP address for a newly created virtual machine , and to configure a fixed public IP address for a virtual machine that has already been built , you need to complete with Azure PowerShell.

First we click "Browse" in the bottom left side of the preview portal to find "virtual machine".

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Select the appropriate operating system and select "Explorer" when you are sure (the classic version of the public network The IP configuration is described later), and Azure in the preview is divided into classic and resource managers when creating resources such as resource virtual machines, networks, and so on. It is important to note that Resource Explorer Edition resources are not visible in the classic management portal, especially in this case.

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Configure the virtual machine information, including the name, username and password, and select the appropriate subscription. You can create a new or use an existing resource group, and if you use an existing resource group, you can use the resources that already exist in that resource group directly.

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in the second step, you need to choose the size of the virtual machine, which is what we commonly called the virtual machine performance configuration. Click View all to see the current subscription, all models available in the current datacenter, and see details of each model's CPU, memory, number of disks, disk IOPS, whether the SSD is configured , whether Autoscale is supported, and load balancing. In the international version, you can also display the pricing, but the Chinese version of this feature is not yet online, but we can still refer to the official website, this can be ignored.

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further configuration of additional parameters is required in the third step, including the choice of virtual networks and subnets, both for private networks, where all virtual machines will now have two network interfaces, each connected to a private network and a public network (you can choose not to connect to the Internet). We continue to configure our fixed public IP address, find the "public IP address", and then select "New".

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in the new public IP Address interface, set this public IP address to facilitate the identification of the name, and then assign the assignment to "static" means that this public IP address will not be reclaimed, is a fixed public IP address. This public IP address becomes a resource when it is created, and we can assign it to other resources in that resource group at any time.

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In the fourth step, confirm the information and click OK to start the deployment task.

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wait patiently for the virtual machine to be created, find the virtual machine we just created in the resource group or all resources, and you can see the virtual machine's fixed public IP address.

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you can try to shut down this virtual machine and wait patiently for a while to see if Azure recycles the IP address, this IP address is actually retained until we disassociate and modify the public IP resource to be dynamic.

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in the public IP Address resource settings in the detailed configuration interface, we can see that the public IP address has been bound to the interface of the virtual machine, you can set the IP address of the independent DNS name, which is what we saw earlier "public IP address/dns name ".

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to disassociate a virtual machine from the public IP Address resource, can be in the virtual machine interface -Settings -network interface -click the network interface name, enter the interface of the network interface resource, and then click the network interface settings - IP address.

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If you choose public An IP address is disabled, which means that the public IP Address resource is de-linked , the virtual machine no longer has a public IP address, or is not able to access the Internet directly or from the Internet. You can also configure the IP address assignment for private virtual networks, subnets, and private virtual networks .

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The above steps and actions apply to:

• Azure Preview Management Portal

• Virtual Machine (Resource manager)

• Cloud Services (Resource manager)

all right, today. About previewing the portal and configuring the virtual machine fixed public network The content of the IP address ends here. Finally, in two words: The preview version of the Azure portal is really powerful, the resource Manager is also very powerful, in general, Azure is really getting stronger. However, you may also find that the configuration process, Setup, resource granularity, layer by layer, which for ordinary users may be a little bit more complicated. Fortunately, Azure is gradually implementing modularity and templating, and I believe it will be better in the future.

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Azure OPS Series 2: Configure VM fixed public IP using the preview portal