I created a virtual machine using an Ubuntu image with Discourse preloaded from the Azure gallery. After the automatic setup completed, I can see that the VM is running but I can't connect to it in order to view the machine remotely. I don't see any setting that can resolve this for me. Does anyone know what is happening?
You should use a client like Bitvise SSH Client, which is recommended by Microsoft, to perform tasks on your ubuntu VM.
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If I created a VM Azure machine and setup/installed all required nodejs, npm modules, IIS, mongoDb. on basis on my usages I shut down the VM machine. After start the VM machine, Will I get the entire machine with all installation.
Yes, you will. VMs are stateful. The only thing that might change (depending on the setup) is the internal\external IP addresses.
Azure even provides auto shutdown feature, to save you some clicking.
I have created a new Ubuntu VM running Docker on Azure . I have used password as the means of Authentication method . I have received the message that VM has been created is is running . However the Connect button is disabled and only Restart and Stop are enabled . Im not sure how to resolve this issue.
RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is a proprietary protocol used for Windows. How can we use RDP to connect to a Linux VM (virtual machine) remotely? so you can not connect Linux VM in remotely
You'll need to install an SSH client on the computer you want to use to log on to the virtual machine. There are many SSH client programs that you can choose from.
please follow below link:-
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-linux-classic-log-on/
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-linux-classic-remote-desktop/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/682948/Remote-desktop-connection-to-Ubuntu-VM-in-the-Azur
After trying to implement High Availability to one of the existing servers following this article
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-capture-image-windows-server/
After I was done the newly created machine is running, however I cannot RDP or PING any of the services that are running on the server existing. It shows that the VM is running
Has anyone faced such a problem before ?
In case this unexpected issue happens. The workaround is to create an XSmall VM and RDP to the VM that is not responding through internal IP. This should get it to start.
I recently opened an Windows Azure account, and setup a Azure Virtual Machine. I would like to share few folders in the virtual machine and have those accessed locally on my pc. How can I achieve this ?
Quick and dirty? Install the Skydrive client, and select "Make files on this PC available to me on my other devices" during the install.
You could also setup some sort of RDP solution, but the above is fastest.
You could enable the FTP server feature in the VM. I once wrote a manual how to do so on my blog - you could adapt it to current OSs that run on Azure VMs.
i have been experimenting with azure services using my msdn account. i created a suse enterprise linux virtual machine. deployed sonar+mysql and a few simple java applications. everything was fine for almost a month, until last weekend. i tried to connect via ssh and could not get a response. i tried accessing the sonar website, again no response. i used the axure portal to restart the vm, it seemed to restart but still no response. i used the azure portal to stop the service. its status has been at "stopping" for several days. any thoughts about what i can do to regain connectivity?
It is very much possible that something in your virtual machine had caused this issue and your best bet is to report this problem to following dedicated forum realted with Windows Azure Linux Virtual Machine so you will get proper assistance to troubleshoot your problem:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/WAVirtualMachinesforLinux/threads