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  • Dear all,

    I have some local file on my PC that I need to copy on my Azure VM, what is the way to accomplish this ?

    I could not find any ftp setting or stuf like this on azure admin portal to do so.

    Thanks for the tips

    regards

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  • You have a lot of options, but keep in mind that Azure does non provide a native way to admission the machine storage.

    You tin:

    - Remote Desktop your virtual machine

    - Install an FTP service on your VM and so publish the FTP port using a public endpoint then admission the VM via its public Name/IP

    - Share a folder, then publish the SMB port using a public endpoint and access the VM via its public Name/IP

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  • Hello,

    When you said "publish the FTP port using
    a public endpoint then access the VM via its public Proper name/IP    "

    what do you hateful exactly, distressing did not undertand .

    I understand to install the FTP role in the VM, only how to configure the admission, can you elaborate steps?

  • Permit me explicate,

    By default, you cannot access your virtual machine form Internet. External access is non allowed.

    To allow access from the external network, you will need to make a configuration on your Azure VM.

    What ?

    - You are on the external network

    - Your VM take a public IP (your cloud service Public IP or your VM level Public IP)

    -You will configure Azure to let the external admission on defined port (we call this Endpoint)

    - Y'all will then point your FTP client on the public IP on that port

    How?

    Look for this article explaining how to configure an Endpoint

    https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-set-upwardly-endpoints/

    Don't hesitate to ask for explanation

    

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  • ok, so commencement steps I take to add the FTP part on the VM server if non all the same done correct ?

    So follow the steps on teh document

  • Yes. First step You lot need to install an FTP server on your VM. You Can use the FTP server rôle for Windows or whatsoever other FTP server like FileZilla. And so Y'all demand to create an FTP site. Look this article https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831655.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

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  • Hi Solatys,

    Thanks for posting hither.

    Try login to your VM from local machine (run ->MSTSC). And so enter the vmname.cloudapp.net:publicportnumber

    Then click on more than push, local resoursces tab and y'all get to see all the difficult drives and printer details. Select the drive where you have the data and once you logon to your VM. You can copy the desired folder copied onto Azure VM.

    Hope this helps you.

    Girish Prajwal

  • @Girish, that works nicely and simpler . Many thanks.

    By the way, is there a kind of similar easy style for my external user to admission the Report Server hosted on this VM through at that place ain Local internet explorer ?

    For instance in my VM machine I have my report server which is attainable from the VM to http://SolatysReport/reports.

    Is in that location a way to configure my VM so that my suer will merely enter the VM public ip adress and admission to report server files ?

    My goal is that instead of providing an RDP shorcut is to provide to my user an url shortcut pointing directly to my VM report server. Then user will enter authentication and access data

  • Hello Solatys,

    Create Inbound & Outbound rules in Virtual Machine Firewall for port numbers eighty and 443.
    Create end points for the same port numbers in azure management portal.
    You shall access the report server via the public DNS Name - this is sort of http://mysamplevm.cloudapp.net/ReportServer/Page

    Hope this helps you.

    Girish Prajwal

  • Hello Girish, sorry never done that before and I am  a little confuse.

    Could you lot elaborate steps for endpoint configuration, how should I prepare ?

  • Hullo, I manage to create the end poitn and access the reports through local browser.
    Simply I discover that it takes a really long time to ping the serer the first time.

    Is thre a mode to speed up this ?

    regards

  • This could be due to the IIS configuration caching, is information technology relatively fast on the local machine when you launch the web page?  Try hit the server directly via the external IP accost(VIP) institute on the VMs dashboard, this will narrow down whether this is a DNS result or routing latency issue.  Last affair to bank check, does hitting the master IIS splash page launch quickly but the reports page launch more slowly?  Just some dissimilar angles to attempt out.

  • Note that PING/ICMP requests from the public internet will non get a response merely TELNET on the appropriate ports volition. You need to create a firewall rule on your Azure VM to let the traffic from the public endpoint to the port where Reporting Services is listening on.

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  • @tommy, if I effort to open the report page directly grade the VM browser it takes at least two minutes to gets display the outset fourth dimension. The same thing happen when I try to access the server course external IP adress.

    regards

  • it is a Standard_A2 (2 cores, 3.five GB memory)

  • If your site is taking longtime to load, it'southward probably a operation result.

    Tin you try to wait to the Resource Monitor while loading the site ? Look if some resources are strugling

    Beginning --> ResourceMonitor

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  • Hello SAmir, it is non my site is the Microsoft pre build VM Template containing SQL server and reporting services.

    Possibly I have used the wrong one ?

    I ghave discover that I forgot to shutdown my report VM this week end and for full iii twenty-four hour period running without any report hiting it toll me nearly 30€ , really expensive.

    Doe this Template VM is really suitable and setup correctly, whatsoever propose ?

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