azure-virtual-network

Is there any ways to assign public static IP for Azure VM ? Do I have to do through the Azure Virtual Network or I need to do it when setting up the VM? Would appreciate that if somebody could provide me some tutorial and steps to achieve it. Thank you. EDIT : use the " New-AzureReservedIP " powershell cmdlet in the VM the verbose syntax looks like this: New-AzureReservedIP – ReservedIPName “MyWebsiteIP” –Label “WebsiteIP” –Location “Japan West” for more information, here's a relevant blog post about it: http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/05/14/reserved-ip-addresses/ here's an msdn spec on

I am attempting to delete a virtual network in Azure. When I use the web interface to delete it, it says Virtual network 'MyVirtualNetwork' is in use and cannot be deleted. If you recently deleted resources, it might take some time to update the virtual network. Of course, I didn't recently delete resources and there are no VMs using the network. I followed this StackOverflow post here which says that in order to delete a Virtual Network, you must first delete the Virtual Network Gateway. So, as per the instructions "To delete a virtual network gateway" on MSDN here , I click through the Azure

We have an azure VPN gateway setup with two site-to-site connections that are successfully configured. Site A (local network gateway A) and Site B (local network gateway B) can each see everything in the azure VNET where the VPN gateway resides. We cannot, however, see resources between our sites. For example, I cannot RDP to a machine from my local network gateway A to a machine in local network gateway B even though both local network gateways are connected to the Azure VPN gateway. Both sites (A and B) have added static routes to ensure our respective routers forward requests through the