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I am trying to install project management application called Redmine on Windows Azure Virtual Machine and access it from internet. Redmine is based on Ruby and is using a database so I also had to install them too. Actually I managed to install everything and when I connect to virtual machine by Remote Desktop I can access Redmine there by typing localhost/redmine in browser. The question is what should I do now to access it from outside? (for example home pc or anybody in internet). My virtual machine has got an address like myapp.cloudapp.com but there is no way I can access redmine by typing myapp.cloudapp.com/redmine or something like this.
Well, I can't exactly speak for Azure as I haven't used it, but there should be a way to forward port 80 through to your VM. You should also make sure IIS is setup to listen on 0.0.0.0:80 and not 127.0.0.1:80
Edit: Usually port forwarding is setup in the control panel for a cloud provider, so I would start by checking whatever interface Azure gives you to configure your VM.
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I am using Mac M1 for running my Hadoop cluster using docker container. In the image shown below I have docker container from my container in which Cloudera VM is running. I have been trying to connect to the Cloudera instance via FileZilla. I am unable to connect to eth0 IP address so I want to enable eth1 so that I can connect to it from FileZilla as I do in my Windows system.
Can anyone tell me how to proceed with the process so that I can enable eth1 on my docker container and then connect to filezilla?
As your output shows, there is only one eth network interface, so there is nothing to enable to add another one.
It is possible FileZilla cannot connect because your Docker container and/or VM does not expose port 22 for SFTP. Also, you shouldn't need a VM on a Mac to run any containers unless Cloudera doesn't publish ARM images.
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I have a Azure VM running Win server 2012 r2 datacenter. I have installed Active Directory Domain Services Role onto that VM. Now i want to Clone it with the same ADDS settings to create new VMs.
I tried Sysprep, but later i found out that sysprep doesnt support ADDS.
Is there any possible way ?
Thank You.
You can't. You have to install and promote each domain controller in your forest.
However, using powershell + Azure Custom Script VM Extension you can automate the process.
Custom Script extension for Windows allows you to run PowerShell
scripts on a remote VM, without logging into it. The scripts can be
run after provisioning the VM or any time during the lifecycle of the
VM without requiring to open any additional ports on the VM. The most
common use case for Custom Script Extension include running,
installing, and configuring additional software on the VM after it's
provisioned.
More info:
Custom Script extension for Windows virtual machines
Step-by-Step: Auto-join a VM to ADDS in the Azure Cloud
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I have to install php application in a one computer and access these application from others computer in a LAN. is it possible?
Yes. It is possible.
Install PHP and configure the PHP application on one computer on the LAN. Let's call this machine myserver.local. Then test out the application on the same workstation to make sure it's working fine. You'd probably be using a URL like this:
http://localhost/appname/index.php
Once you're sure that it works fine, then you can use the following to access the application from the other computers in the LAN:
http://myserver.local/appname/index.php
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Yes you can.
If the computer you are hosting the php application is a part of the intranet then all you have to do is send the application link or the ip to others and they can access the application.
Yes you can,
You can use the server IP Address(IP of machine where server software's are installed) to access the content on remote machine.
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I am running a trial of Windows Azure and setup a simple Windows Virtual Machine. However, I do not seem to be able to use the Windows Remote Desktop connection to remote into the machine. What am I doing wrong? At first sight it does not seem to like my userID and password. But then I also cannot ping the VM address. I do not want to go through VS or any other tool, I like to do a simple remote desktop connection through the Windows RMD tool.
Can you check that port 3389 is open in your VM? This port is normally used by remote desktop? You can check this from Virtual machine->Endpoint section within new azure preview portal. if there is no port defined, you will have to create new one.
It could be that the port is blocked, Azure VMs default to port 52137, in your endpoint settings alter this to the regular port 3389 - this worked for me.
Freddy, would u please confirm first if your Windows Azure Virtual Machine is running or not and this you can confirm by looking at Preview Portal. I have seen some cases when the VM does not start first time and you would need to restart it first time.
So if VM is not running then please start it from the portal directly or even if it shows "Running" start please restart it again.
There are a few troubleshooting steps described below so please follow them:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/WAVirtualMachinesforWindows/thread/9c88a364-c3eb-41aa-a6b0-3ceae00491c2
If none of the above steps resolve your problem go ahead and report this problem to same forum and you will have direct assistance from Windows Azure Virtual Machine team.
RDP to a new VM with the RDP "endpoint" setup does not work by default for security reasons.
You need to get the RDP certificate or the .RDP file from azure.
click on a running VM and click "Connect" in the control panel at the bottom, this will download the .RDP file that contains the certificate, enter user name and password and away you go.
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I am trying to access a windows VM through RDP. I am using NAT and a linux host. I am not getting a proper answer on the web. Can anyone help /?
First, question belongs to serverfault.
Implementing a bridged connection and use that IP for remote access is the easy way. Or if you are using NAT, there is a way to connect to guest OS by a facility that VM provides which is a console connection to the guest OS. Check your VM settings for that and enable that. After that you will be able to connect to guest os by hostos ip : port that you specified while console configuration.