Manage Azure virtual machines with SCVMM R2

4 - Day Microsoft released the System Center R2 UR6 (Update Rollup 6), where Virtual machine Manager An important feature is support for adding an Azure subscription (tested to support the international version of Azure only) and the management of the VM, which can now be started, stopped, shut down, restarted, and RDP connected in several operations. This is also a big update on hybrid cloud deployments, with the exception of using SCAC to finally have a powerful virtualization management tool to manage public and private clouds. UR6 also improves updates such as the ASR Protection scheme (Azure Site recovery), with reference to https://support.microsoft.com/zh-cn/kb/3050317.

Let's take a look at how to get through SCVMM R2 to add and manage azure subscription.

First, use MakeCert to create a self-signed certificate that is executed with the reference command, which is used to upload to Azure for VMM to manage, and you need to be aware that Azure's management certificate must be a 2048-bit key length and be applied to the personal certificate store. About MakeCert, if you installed vs can be executed directly from the VS command line, no installation can also download a makecert online.

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when the certificate is created, the certificate is automatically stored in the personal certificate store of the user's certificate and then logged in to Azure Admin Center, open settings, certificate management, then upload the certificate you just created to Azure and select the appropriate subscription.

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Next Open VMM Console, select Add subscription, such as:

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in the Add Azure the subscription ID (obtained in the Azure management portal) is specified in the Subscription Wizard, and you can complete the add after selecting the certificate.

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when you have finished adding a subscription, Azure subscription has just been added to the My-azure this subscription and can also see virtual machines running on Azure.

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Right-click on the virtual machine to see the commands that can be executed include start, stop, close, restart, RDP Connection, currently this VM is off state, we test the boot to see if the virtual machine can start normally.

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Ok, this VM starts normally.

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Manage Azure virtual machines with SCVMM R2