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Allow or Deny external computer to access Azure VM

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Give access from a computer in the office to azure vm.

 

 

Example:

You want to copy files between any computer and azure vm.

You will need to have public IP address (of the computer) connecting to the azure vm.

 

 

Steps:

  • You will need the public IP address of the office computer.
  • If the environment has a static public IP address, on the office computer do that following:
    • Open browser
    • Search for “what is my ip “
    • Google
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  • Login to azure portal. Portal.azure.com
  • Go to virtual machine
  • Azure services
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  • Click on the VM you want to give access to
  • Name
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RDHTC-DEV-VM
Type
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Virtual machine

 

  • Go to networking
  • P Search (Ctrl+/)
Overview
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Attach network interface Detach networ;
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IP configuration O
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Network Interface: rdhtc-dev-vm96
Virtual network/subnet: RD-HTC-RG-vnet/default
Inbound port rules Outbound port rules
Network security group RDHTC-DEV-VM r
Impacts O subnets, 1 nenvork interfaces
Priority
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  • Click on “Add inbound port rule”
  • Disabled
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Destination
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Add inbound port rule
Action
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9 Allow
9 Allow
9 Allow

 


  •  
  • Source
    • Choose “IP Addresses”
  • Source IP Address/CIDR range
    • Enter the public ip address of the office computer
  • Source port range
    • Use *
  • Destination
    • Any
  • Service
    • Custom
  • Destination Port Ranges
    • Here you specify the service you want to allow access to:
      • Ftp
        • Type 21
      • Sftp
        • Type 22
      • RDP
        • 3389
      • SMB (to copy files between shared folders)
        • 445
      • And so on.
  • Protocol
    • Any
  • Action
    • Allow
      • To allow the connection
    • Deny
      • To deny the connection
  • Click Add
    • The rule will take time to be in effect.
      • Usually wait minimum 2 hours.

 

 

 

Add inbound security rule
RDHTC-DEV-VM-nsg
Source O
IP Addresses
Source IP addresses/ClDR ranges* O
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Source port ranges* O
Destination O
Any
Service O
Custom
Destination port ranges* O
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C) ICMp
Action
@ Allow
O Deny
Priority* O
Name *
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