I was trying to onboard Windows 2008 R2 to Defender for Cloud via Azure Arc. On the docs sites, there's information that this version is supported and also, with Defender for Servers plan 2 you will get a licences for MDE (Microsoft Defender for Endpoint).
The onboarding was done but only MMA extension was installed but MDE extensions not which resulted in error saying "no supported version".
Does anybody met this issues before ? What's the way how to proceed with onboarding ? Maybe through SCEP ?
Thank you
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I am trying to protect my hyper v virtual machine by using azure site recovery vault, I am using below link :
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/site-recovery-hyper-v-site-to-azure/
Step 3 : When I try to install provider I found below error :
My Virtual machine and local PC full fill prerequisite for site repository provided in above link..
Advance thanks...
In provided link : Got to know that I am running the Hyper-V on Windows 8 machine. Till date Windows 8 is not supported OS for configuring ASR.
Question : What versions of Windows Server hosts and clusters are supported using above link?
Answer : Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 can be used when using ASR and Hyper-V replication between a Hyper-V sites and Azure.
Please find below link for reference:
site recovery overview
Site recovery Faq
Current my company delivers our software to our customers through a Citrix Xenapp Server. As administrators we are able to launch instances of the servers and our customers are only able to launch their specific application
My Question is does Windows Azure also offer this type of environment. I am looking to deploy a new version of our application and I am leaning towards Azure, but if that is the direction we go in I would like to migrate all of our existing system to Azure and not maintain both Azure and Citrix ?
Or If directly not possible, then can we have alternative like
Windows Azure with Citrix XenDesktop ?
I mean Citrix has released XenDesktop 6.5 & 7. Same time Microsoft allows Guest OS which now combined will resolved the purpose ?
Will it be Virtual Desktop as a Service over Windows Azure ? Will it possible & solve the purpose ?
Yes, Citrix XenDesktop 7 can be deployed on Windows Azure, with support for features such as live session roaming, multiple device types and formats, and rich user-interface media experiences.
For the announcement refer to Citrix Enables High-Performance App and Desktop Delivery from Windows Azure.
For an explanation refer to Hosting Citrix Desktops from Windows Azure.
This ability is supported by Microsoft's RDS (Remote Desktop Services) Subscriber Access Licensing (SAL) available for Azure. For more information about licensing refer to this blog article: Remote Desktop Services are now allowed on Windows Azure and also to the latest Microsoft Product Use Rights docs.
I'm trying to setup Azure Connect so my worker role in the cloud can access my SQL Server database on my private premises.
I've followed the articles here, here and here, but they all seem outdated.
Furthermore, i'm using Visual Studio 2012, and there is no "Virtual Network" tab on the project properties, on anything related to "Azure Connect".
I'm assuming it's been rebranded as the "Virtual Network" tab in the management portal?
Can anyone help?
Azure Connect is getting retired on July 3, 2013. You should make the transition to Windows Azure Virtual Network before then.
You should now use the Point-to-Site VPN feature that was announced last week (April 26): https://azure.microsoft.com/documentation/articles/vpn-gateway-point-to-site-create/
With the Point-to-Site VPN feature of Virtual Network, you can easily set up secure VPN connections between individual computers running Windows and a virtual network in Windows Azure. The feature relies on the built-in VPN client functionality of the Windows operating system (supported versions are Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012), so there’s no need to install an agent software, as there was with Windows Azure Connect. Furthermore, with the Point-to-Site VPN feature, you get the full functionality of the Windows Azure Virtual Network service.
I have a site in my office and i want to administrate remotely from home.
Searching on internet said that i have to enable something in MANAGMENT SERVICE.
In my IIS dont exist MANAGEMENT SERVICE
How can install it.
After few hours of research for the same problem I can tell you that the specified feature is not available in the "client" editions of Windows (i.e. Windows 7).
How do I select Windows Server 2012 for a Web Sites Preview on Azure? Or is Server 2012 not available yet for Web Sites Preview?
You don't get to select Windows Server 2012 (or for that matter any OS type) for a Windows Azure Website. You only choose them when you deploy your application as a Cloud Service (PaaS) or when creating a Windows Azure Virtual Machine (IaaS).
I don't believe you can select an operating system version with Windows Azure Web Sites. If your application has OS specific needs, you should probably consider Cloud Services.