• * 1.       Login into Azure portal

  Articles on: Virtual Machine * 1.       Login into Azure portal 2.       Search for WVD and click on Azure Virtual Desktop 3.       Click on Create Host Pool 4.       Select the Subscription of the New User 5.       Resource group should be User-WVD i.e., in this case Rabia-WVD, Hostpool name should be User-HostPool, location should be East US and Host pool type Personal. 6.       Click on NextSome readers

• Conversion of Azure HDD to SSDthe name of the disk you want to convertresource group that contains the managed diskChoose between Standard_LRS and StandardSSD_LRS based on your scenarioGet p

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Prerequisites To get the hassle-free migration of HDD to SSD drive done, you need to get the important prerequisites checked first. These prerequisites are mentioned below. You should first check whether the SSD is available in the destination region. Your Drive should be a Managed Disk. Your Size of VM should support Premium SSD if you wish to migrate to it. You should schedule theFew readers

• How to Resize a Virtual Machine in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Navigate to portal.azure.com: Click on All services search Virtual machine and click on Virtual machines: Now choose your desired VM which you want to resize: (https://storaFew readers

• Increase the Linux VM Disk Size in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Increase the disk size from Azure portal first Expand a disk partition and filesystem To use an expanded disk, expand the underlying partition and file system. SSH to your VM with the appropriate credentials. You can see the public IP address of your VM with az vm show: Azure CLI Copy  az vm show --resource-group myResourceGroup --name myVM -d --query publicIps --o tsvFew readers

• How to change Size of VM in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Login to Azure PortalClick to Virtual Machine Select Desired VM Click on size Here you can see your VM size (highlighted using light blue) and if you want to resize what optiFew readers

• How to Move a VM from one hyper-V to another

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Open Hyper-V Manager. In the navigation pane, select one of the servers. (If it isn't listed, right-click Hyper-V Manager, click Connect to Server, type the server name, and click OK. Repeat to add more servers.) From the Virtual Machines pane, right-click the virtual machine and then click Move. This opens the Move Wizard. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/46369d0193621c00/0764bb0e-2b26-4Few readers

• TroubleShooting Server not found web app issue in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Web App hosted on Azure. Look for the affected web app in the app services area Check for web app if running or not. If stopped then try to start it. Not starting, look for credit limit of sub if it’s exceeded. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/webFew readers

• Connect with PuTTY

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Connect with PuTTY If you installed the  PuTTY download package and previously generated a PuTTY private key (.ppk file), you can connect to the Linux VM with PuTTY. Start PuTTy. Fill in the host name or IP address of your VM from the Azure portal: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/29eee52f91505a00/81358307-eFew readers

• How to increase disk space in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Now click on Virtual machines on left side and then select your VM whose Disk you want to resize 3. Now click on Stop button as we need to stop VM to resize the Disk (https://storFew readers

• **Perform the following steps to create a Windows Virtual Machine**

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Perform the following steps to create a Windows Virtual Machine In the Azure portal, click Create a Resource. Under Compute, click Virtual Machine. The next screen lets you pick a VM name, Resource Group, Subscription, Location and administrative user name and password andFew readers

• How to Upload VHD to Windows Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine There are many methods to upload a vhd to windows azure from on premises data center. We can use GUI method. We can use PowerShell command to upload VHD to azure. We can use AZ Copy tool to upload a VHD from on premise to azure. First two methods are extremely slow these methods can take a full day to upload a normal size VHD to azure at an average network speed. That’s why we are going to thFew readers

• How to Access VPN

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Search settings. Click on "Settings". Click on Network and Internet. (data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAABAAAAAIbCAIAAAD6vnu2AAAAAXNSR0IArs4c6QAAAARnQU1BAACxjwv8YQUAAAAJcEhZcwAADsMAAA7DAcdvqGQAAOQgSURBVHhe7J0HeBTV18ZTNpvee6+EhBBC700ULCAqKoKofxVQ7FhQQUAQRVSwolJEBD4QbCgqVXqH0AmQ3nvvyaZ97+4d1jUFAgQImff35IGZO3fulHvuOe+Ztvp1dXV6hBBCCCGEEHlgIP1PCCGEEEIIkQFMAAghhBBCCJERTAAIIYQQQgiREUwACCGEEEIIkRFew readers

• Add a network interface to an existing VM

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Add a network interface to an existing VM Sign in to the Azure portal. In the search box at the top of the portal, type the name of the VM to which you want to add the Network Interface, or browse for the VM by selecting All services, and then Virtual machines. After you've found the VM, select it. The VM must support the number of network interfaces you want to add  Select Overview, under SETTINGSFew readers

• Assigning Availability Set At The Time Of Creation Of VM

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Assigning Availability Set At The Time Of Creation Of VM At the point of creation of a VM in a cloud, you’ll get an option to put that VM in a specific  Availability Set. After the creation of VM you can’t change its availability set or to put it in a new one through GUI.. (data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAA6sAAAJaCAYAAADJW9GNAAAAAXNSR0IArs4c6QAAAARnQU1BAACxjwv8YQUAAAAJcEhZcwAADsMAAA7DAcdvqGQAANFew readers

• Rename a VM or Create a new VM with existing os-disk

  Articles on: Virtual Machine There is no option to rename the VM in azure. As a work-around, you will have to delete and re-create the VM. Either we will re-create machine from backup vault or from disk of existing VM. Like rie-dev-01-rest in this case. copy os-disk to a container. If storage account is same for a machine which OS disk is to be copied, then no need to turn off this machine. If storage accounts are different then we need to stopFew readers

• How to Migrate VM with Managed Disk from one subscription to another with preserving IP

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Go to the Azure portal to manage the resource group containing the VM to move. Search for and select Resource groups. 2. Choose the resource group containing the VM that you would like to move. At the top of the page for the resource group, select Move and then select Move to another subscriptionFew readers

• **The following will be the troubleshooting steps**

  Articles on: Virtual Machine The following will be the troubleshooting steps Ask the credentials of the user who is not able to RDP Go to the RDweb page of the domain and try RDP from there. Try doing RDP to the Terminal Server using the credentials Check the user, if the account is not disabled and do reset the password. (data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAigAAAGDCAIAAACOXHxiAAAAAXNSR0IArs4c6QAFew readers

• How to done Creation of VM on Azure By Using Existing VHD

  Articles on: Virtual Machine There are two main ways to create a VM on azure Using Existing VHD: By using PowerShell Commnds. By using .Jason Template. NOTE: We can create a VM on azure by using existing VHD through Azure GUI yet may be in future Microsoft may introduce a GUI method to create VM on azure through existing VHD. In this article we are going to use a .Jason template to create VM on azure using existing VHD: ToFew readers

• TroubleShooting Domain Controller Issues

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Understood the issue and found that SYSVOL and NETLOGON Folders weren't shared on both DC's Both DC's were hosted on Azure VM. There was a Failover after which the SYSVOL Replication stopped. SYSVOL was replicating on FRS. AD replication was stopped and both DC's weren't advertising as well. None of the Snap-IN's were opening and were giving error like, ADSIEDIT and DSA.msFew readers

• Creating a Linux VM in Azure

  Articles on: Virtual Machine Creating a Linux VM in Azure Go to the Azure Portal , click on Create a resource in the left-side navigation, then select the Compute category, then click on Ubuntu Server. At the time of writing this the version listed is Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS. 2. Next, fill in some details about your VM, sucFew readers