Looking to integrate VM login to AAD using the extension in preview described at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/linux/login-using-aad.

Technically all working swimmingly well, but the log-in includes a warning message that the feature isn't for use in production.

What's the guidance when this is expected to go GA?

Raising here as suggested in handling of support ticket #120101924005145.

Hi,
I would like a port ip-adresses to be displayed as a list where you can give each ip-adress a name. This would help me administrate the list of ip-adresses.

When user get the error "allocation Failed" at deploying the VM frequently, the user wants the feature to check the VM size which can be allocated by Azure Portal or Azure PowerShell / CLI.

Nobody can accidentally delete their VMs when they have to confirm the name before Deleting. Please make it once someone deletes a VM everything attached to it is Deleted especially the disk, resource group etc. I just got charged for disk storage after Deleting the VM

Are there any plans to make this resizing available in the future for below scenario, or it won’t be supported at all?

As per doc it is not possible but are ther any plans to allow this option .would like to understand why is it not possible becasue of page file and current architecture setup for SKU with remote disk

Dv3 VM (with local temp disk) -> Dv4 VM (with no local temp disk)

we are currently looking to resize around 100 VMs to the new v4 series without temp disks. and purchase RI for Dv4 sku.

try to reduce de human typing process to report any , must be yours can put like a SAP tables with similar cases a pop UP menu for the new users select the option directly from any option screen.

It´s my 2 cents

Mario Zavala Lamtenzan

When building a new VM using a marketplace image, upon logging in for the first time, you see a "scan network" fly-out. Clicking Yes or No causes the machine to crash, as it's seen as a "change to the OS networking."

Please remove this fly-out from the marketplace image, it's completely useless and has the potential to brick a brand new machine, thanks!

Currently we can reset a key which will replace the existing keys. A safer way would be to simply add an additional key and remove the original key once the access problem is solved.

I am trying to set up an application in azure and using AAD as authentication. the domain name we have is 16 characters before .com. we had to create a non-routable domain name in AAD DS because of the limit and now every one have to type longdomainname\username instead of their fully-routable email address. Not everyone can get a domain under 15 character so please increase the limit from 15 characters to at least 30. having a short limit kill the very purpose of having a single sign-on.

thank you

Se necesita que la VM se pueda abrir para corregir errores de conexión. En una máquina fisica, esta se enciende y se corrigen los errores, pero si no podemos abrir y corregir es un verdadero problema. Actualmente, si la VM pierde conexíón es como si se desapareciera una máquina física o se hiciera invisible.

Today, we can leverage "Planned Maintenance" to avoid any impact on VMs. But, the maintenance may fail if it cannot find appropriate resource to re-deploy a VM. It would be great if the 35 days maintenance window can be reset in that circumstance. In some mission-critical system, it's hard to secure sufficient time frequently for maintenance (let's say once a month). Thus, extending the window is needed in case of failure.

Will we get the ability to run any command on the dedicated hosts or the hosts are just dedicated for our VMs, but we don't have control?
We want to run a script on the host so that the nested virtualization is enabled on the VMs created on that host.

Thanks

The page is: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/quick-create-powershell

This command, copied directly from the toturial and run in the Azure Cloud Shell: New-AzVm `

-ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup" `

-Name "myVM" `

-Location "East US" `

-VirtualNetworkName "myVnet" `

-SubnetName "mySubnet" `

-SecurityGroupName "myNetworkSecurityGroup" `

-PublicIpAddressName "myPublicIpAddress" `

-OpenPorts 80,3389

Generates the following error:

New-AzVM: The property 'securityProfile.encryptionAtHost' is not valid because the 'Microsoft.Compute/EncryptionAtHost' feature is not enabled for this subscription

Please help!

I've run this same command before, and never got this error. It is happening on all of my subscriptions.

Nothing now thanks

We Use the Keyvault extension and it works great to auto update SSL

however on some systems (notably linux) most/all web servers don't automatically use the new cert even if it overwrites the old files - they need a service restart or similar action to take place

It would make the Keyvault extension even more awesome if one could define a config to have the extension trigger a command line task or script if and when it detects that it has pulled a new version of the certificate

Not sure how to debug this issue on
Linux Centos6.10 2.6.32-754.31.1.el6.x8664 #1 SMP Wed Jul 15 16:02:21 UTC 2020 x8664 x8664 x8664 GNU/Linux

[root@Centos6 opt]# python perfinsights.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "perfinsights.py", line 28, in <module>

from azure.storage.v2 import blobsharedaccesssignature as blobsas

File "/opt/azure/storage/v2/blobsharedaccesssignature.py", line 4, in <module>

from azure.storage.v2.sharedaccesssignature import BlobSharedAccessSignature

File "/opt/azure/storage/v2/sharedaccesssignature.py", line 9, in <module>

from azure.storage.v2.common.sharedaccesssignature import (

File "/opt/azure/storage/v2/common/sharedaccesssignature.py", line 8, in <module>

from ._common_conversion import (

File "/opt/azure/storage/v2/common/commonconversion.py", line 11, in <module>

from io import (SEEK_SET)

ImportError: cannot import name SEEK_SET