In most cases, you do not need to specify a static internal IP address (DIP) for the virtual machine. VMS in a virtual network automatically receive an internal IP address within the range you specify. In some cases, however, it is meaningful to specify a static IP address for a specific VM. For example, if your VM is running DNS or will be a domain controller. Or, if you have a VM that you plan to stop/cancel at some point, but want to retain its DIP when you reset it. The static DIP remains unchanged in the VM, even in the Stop/Cancel settings state. You can use PowerShell to specify a static DIP when you create a VM, or you can update an existing VM.
1. Verify that the specific IP address in the virtual network vmnet is available. The virtual network is created here on the Web page first.
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2. Create an azure virtual machine that uses a dip.
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3. Check whether the virtual machine uses the specified ip:10.0.0.10.
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4. Specifying a static internal Ipget-azurevm-servicename Markliang-name VM1 for a previously created VM | Set-azurestaticvnetip-ipaddress 10.0.0.21 | UPDATE-AZUREVM 5. Remove the static internal IP address from the VM $get-azurevm-servicename markliang-name VM1 | Remove-azurestaticvnetip | Update-azurevm
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