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We are working on "Protecting Azure IaaS VMs to another Azure datacenter using ASR" scenario. For a sneak preview of the scenario, you can watch the below Ignite session which has a demo of the same.
Using this you should be able to manually trigger a failover to another Azure region but there will be no automatic failover of VPN connection. You will have to manually build a VPN connection to your on premise and the new VNet and have that as a standby in the event of a Azure datacenter failure.
If you have an Azure account you can use Azure Site Recovery for moving your workloads and applications to Azure. FYI: Exchange is not supported on Azure. However, you can use exchange online and see if that meets your requirements. For details on this, contact Microsoft Office 365 support or Community forums.
Debugging on you machine will take information from your "local.settings.json" Please search the docs for the following sentence: In a class library, the same trigger and binding information — queue and table names, storage accounts, function parameters for input and output — is provided by attributes instead of a function.json file Best Regards Collin Proposed as answer byCollin ...
Initializing string variable 'SystemLocaleMismatch' to value 'Setup detected mismatch between the languages of the installer and the OS. Use the English-language version installer, or install the language pack and change the format and system locales through the regional settings in the control panel.' Thursday, April 4, 2019 3:38 PM
Hi guys, is it possible to add a static route to a Windows VM in Azure? For example, am I able to do the below, which will create a static route for 10.18.0.10 to send it a specific gateway.
We have Azure IoT Edge installed on two Windows Server 2019 Datacenter 1809 (Build 17763.1457) which were working correctly before the KB457006 update. Since the update installation we are getting the error "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service" when starting the Edge Agent docker image.
I am trying to find some documentation that would explain if and how someone would use the Microsoft Azure Traffic Manager/Load Balancer to provide redundant connections to multiple Cisco ASA 5525's. I am trying to understand if and how that would work. The scenario is this 3 locations all have ASA 5525's, all have different "Public" Ip's.
Unlike on-premises SQL Server, performance in SQL Azure can vary with factors, such as location of SQL Azure database and application hosted on, the workload on the related datacenter.
How could I make multiple concurrent users access virtual machine (Windows 10 Enterprise)? Please guide me step by step if I can configure VM to achieve it. I heard that maximum of 2 concurrent connections are supported, I have already added another user (his outlook email) into admin group and Remote Desktop Users group in VM, but he is still not able to login with RDP, why couldn't he login ...