Windows Azure Deployment VIP

A virtual IP address (VIP) is a public IP address that can be used to access compute resources in Azure (web/worker/virtual machine). Each time a cloud service is created and a compute resource is assigned, a VIP is automatically assigned to the service. The VMS in the cloud service can be configured to use the specified port number to communicate with the VIP receiving revenue station. With reserved IPs, you can keep a public virtual IP address in Azure, and then you can associate it to a new cloud service. The reserved IP address is sticky, that is, once it is associated with a cloud service, it will not change unless you decide to disassociate it. In a virtual machine scenario, the reserved IP address will remain associated with the cloud service, even if all VMs in the cloud service have been stopped/freed. Currently, the IP address of the cloud service you have created cannot be preserved

# Configure retention ip# for your subscription

PS c:\> new-azurereservedip-reservedipname "Myvip"-label "test01"-location "China East"

#设置当前存储账户 #

PS c:\> set-azuresubscription-subscriptionname ' Windows Azure Enterprise '-currentstorageaccountname ' Storage01 '

#新建虚拟机与VIP进行关联 #

New-azurevmconfig-name "test0101"-instancesize "Small" –imagename "0c5c79005aae478e8883bf950a861ce0__ WINDOWS-SERVER-2012-ESSENTIALS-20131018-ZHCN "| Add-azureprovisioningconfig-windows-adminusername "Cloudadmin"-password "1234Plm," | New-azurevm-servicename "Cloudservers" –reservedipname "Myvip"-location "China East"

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Windows Azure Deployment VIP