[Reprinted] Use Remote Desktop to access the azure Virtual Machine

Create an azure web role project, right-click the publish menu of the project

In the pop-up window, we can see the link for configuring Remote Desktop configure Remote Desktop Connection.

Configure remote desktop access permissions. First, create a certificate or select a certificate, as shown in:

Here we choose to create a certificate. After creating a certificate, you need to configure the user name, password, and expiration time, as shown in:

 

• User name: the Remote Desktop user name used to access the virtual machine.
• Password: the logon password.
• Expiration time: the default logon credential expires after 1 month. You can modify this default value.

 

Next, visit the Windows azure management platform and find the hosted services list. Create a new managed service and upload the Certificate file to the service.

In "hosted services, storage accounts & CDN", create a new hosted service named "azuredemo", click "Certificates", and click "add Certificates.

Select the Local Certificate file and password to install it to the Windows azure service.

Finally, you can use Visual Studio or Windows azure Management Portal to publish a program. In Visual Studio, click OK in the publish "publish" dialog box. Visual Studio automatically packs and uploads the program to the azure platform.

Note: You can also configure Remote Desktop Connection during packaging and upload the certificate and installation package when creating the hosted service.

After the upload is successful, you can see that the connect button of remote access on the Management Portal can be used normally.

 

 

After the Remote Desktop Connection, you can view the CPU, memory, and hard disk configurations of the virtual machine, such:

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