Hi, If you have multiple VM's in the same cloud service and if you wanted to delete one VM among them, the IP will be retained when you are creating VM in the cloud service. If you have only one VM in the cloud service and you if you are deleting the VM, the VIP will be released. If you have reserved the VIP already, then the IP will released from the VM but it will remain with the subscription so that you can assign in back to the VM in the cloud service ( VIP ). Configurar Wifi Portatil there. Please find more details below: Regards, Shirisha Paderu. Hi, Check the status of the VM if it is running? Check the quick glance in the Dashboard of the Virtual Machine and ensure that the Virtual Machine is running and other parameters are all displayed.
If not, please restart the Virtual Machine to see if the issue persists. Resizing the Azure Virtual Machine may fix the issue if there is a problem specific to the host where the Azure Virtual Machine is currently running. Since D: drive will be lost and the internal IP address of the Azure Virtual Machine will also be changed if the Azure Virtual Machine ends up on a different host after resizing, please make sure that no important data on the D: drive and no influence would be caused by changing the internal IP address. You need to check that if you have done any changes related to Remote connections on the Azure Virtual Machine. Ok, did that, when I use the command to enable rdp I get this: PS C: >(Get-AzureVM -ServiceName revsimp -Name revsimp) Set-AzureVMAccessExtension Update-AzureVM VERBOSE: 10:55:12 AM - Completed Operation: Get Deployment VERBOSE: 10:55:13 AM - Completed Operation: Get Deployment VERBOSE: 10:55:13 AM - Begin Operation: Update-AzureVM Update-AzureVM: BadRequest: Cannot downgrade resource extension reference VMAccessAgent, from version 2.0, to v 1.0.3,for Role: revsimp At line:1 char:81 +. EssExtension Update-AzureVM + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo: CloseError: (:) [Update-AzureVM], CloudException + FullyQualifiedErrorId: Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Commands.ServiceManagement.IaaS.UpdateAzureVMCommand VERBOSE: 10:55:16 AM - Completed Operation: Update-AzureVM. Are there instructions somewhere for that?
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1.To Delete the problem VM by retaining the disks. A.In the management portal, select Virtual Machines, select the problem VM, select Dashboard, click Delete at the bottom, and select Keep the attached disks. 2.To Delete the problem VM's OS disk, retaining the VHD file. A.In the management portal, select Virtual Machines, select Disks at the top, select the OS disk for the problem VM, select Delete at the bottom, and select Retain the associated VHD (generally you can recreate from the same disk, but this extra step in this scenario helps avoid a potential lease error when attempting to reuse the existing disk, the workaround for that would be to use something like CloudXplorer to make a copy of the VHD, then add the copy as a disk in the portal, and recreate the VM from that new disk (which is a copy of the original VHD). 3.To Recreate the disk using the existing VHD. A.In the management portal, select Virtual Machines, select Disks at the top, select Create at the bottom, click the black folder icon to browse to the storage account and to the VHD.
B.Check the box for The VHD contains an operating system, verify the Operating System Family is correct (Windows or Linux) and click OK. 4.Then Create a new VM using the disk. 5.and start the VM. Hi, If you have multiple VM's in the same cloud service and if you wanted to delete one VM among them, the IP will be retained when you are creating VM in the cloud service. If you have only one VM in the cloud service and you if you are deleting the VM, the VIP will be released.