virtual-machine

问题 I have a virtual machine with NSG and I allowed inbound traffic for 80 port. But I can't access to 80 port. A public IP is 54.44.23.x and private IP is 10.0.0.x. It's working with private IP address on VM itself. 回答1: Please check your virtual network subnet NSG settings , make sure port 80 have allowed in NSG inbound rules. By the way, you should check VM's firewall , make sure port 80 allowed in that inbound rules. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49528624/cant-access-port-80-for-web

问题 I have a virtual machine with NSG and I allowed inbound traffic for 80 port. But I can't access to 80 port. A public IP is 54.44.23.x and private IP is 10.0.0.x. It's working with private IP address on VM itself. 回答1: Please check your virtual network subnet NSG settings , make sure port 80 have allowed in NSG inbound rules. By the way, you should check VM's firewall , make sure port 80 allowed in that inbound rules. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49528624/cant-access-port-80-for-web

问题 I want to give access to somebody to a virtual machine on Azure (with the RDP connection file) and let him start/stop the VM but without giving him access to the Azure Portal account. Is there a (simple) way to start/stop virtual machine on Azure without having to access the portal ? By "simple" I mean something that you don't need to run some line code and that can be as easy as opening a RDP file. Alternatively, is there a way not to be billed of a running (but idle) virtual machine ? 回答1:

问题 SOLVED PROBLEM : I would like to ask about a Kivy-Python app just built using buildozer on the Oracle virtual machine. The app is written in Windows, python 3 using kivy and depends on numpy , and some .png file. Building the apk file : On the virtual machine Linux terminal, I have set the project folder that contains the main file main.py , and then run: buildozer android debug the process by this line took quite some time. The apk file has size of 11MB. After I plug in the phone, I ran (on

问题 I have gone through the video deeply and tried it but I am struck, please help. 1) I tried the code but i getting error of: org.openqa.selenium.SessionNotCreatedException: Unable to create new service: EdgeDriverService Errors Image So then later I found that there is a change to create a node for this error so i tried to create node by : java -Dwebdriver.edge.driver=C:\MicrosoftWebDriver.exe -jar C:\selenium-server-standalone-3.8.1.jar -role node webdriver -hub http://10.144.102.48:4444/grid

问题 I see that Vagrant has an AWS plugin that supports using Vagrant to provision and run multiple ec2 instances. Does this functionality exist outside of AWS? Usage Example: Currently I have 5 VMs on a single machine - this was straightforward to setup and manage via the VagrantFile. I have access now to another 3 machines and want to manage these with 2 VMs on one machine and a single VM on each additional machine. All machines are connected on a private network via a switch and a public wifi

问题 I want to give the users an announce before the virtual machine shutdown. Background: 1, 10 users sign on one virtual machine (Windows Virtual Desktop: Windows 10) 2, The virtual machine will shut down at 10:00 pm, and I want to give users an announce at 9:55 pm to let them know that. 3, I want to use the task schedule and script work together to achieve the goal. Is there have someone who knows how to write the script? Here is some code for reference: <Variable Name=

问题 I'm following this guide on installing a node.js application on Azure: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/tutorials/create-a-website-(mac)/#header-0 Is it possible to get a sails.js app running without having to instantiate a Virtual Machine? 回答1: As of right now sails requires an npm install -g on the box which would require either a virtual machine or a cloud service with a startup script. The link you are showing if for a deployment model where you don't get any access to

问题 I'm following this guide on installing a node.js application on Azure: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/tutorials/create-a-website-(mac)/#header-0 Is it possible to get a sails.js app running without having to instantiate a Virtual Machine? 回答1: As of right now sails requires an npm install -g on the box which would require either a virtual machine or a cloud service with a startup script. The link you are showing if for a deployment model where you don't get any access to

问题 I'm following this guide on installing a node.js application on Azure: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/tutorials/create-a-website-(mac)/#header-0 Is it possible to get a sails.js app running without having to instantiate a Virtual Machine? 回答1: As of right now sails requires an npm install -g on the box which would require either a virtual machine or a cloud service with a startup script. The link you are showing if for a deployment model where you don't get any access to