Azure two VM's in cloud service, can not RDP to one -


i new azure , trying setup our companies testing environment in azure.

as understand 2 machines talk each other in azure need in same cloud service, i.e. our web server , db server.

so have created service, created each of vm's in service. both running. in endpoints can see:

web server:

name           protocol  public port  private port  load-balanced set name http           tcp       80           80             - https          tcp       443          443            - powershell     tcp       5986         5986           - remote desktop tcp       50232        3389           - 

db server:

name           protocol       public port  private port load-balanced set name mssql          tcp            1433         1433          - powershell     tcp            54327        5986          - remote desktop tcp            52459        3389          - 

in cloud service input areas

input endpoints protoapp : 123.456.789.227:80 protoapp : 123.456.789.227:443 protoapp : 123.456.789.227:5986 protoapp : 123.456.789.227:50232 protodb : 123.456.789.227:1433 protodb : 123.456.789.227:54327 protodb : 123.456.789.227:52459 

i can connect protodb server not protoapp server (on given ports).

there 2 / 3 questions really.

  1. should both in same cloud service?
  2. should live db , web server in seperate cloud server (not created them yet)
  3. can think of reason why can no longer mstsc / rdp 1 of machines, though endpoints fine, machine running , cloud service says has endpoint.

  1. no reason why not, though should @ creating virtual network connect them

  2. you should consider if

    • performance dictates it
    • you want security - consider hacks web server, have access same server hosts data. should restrict incoming ips mssql trusted anyway, or same subnet if use virtual network
    • cost not issue
  3. i've had trouble using mstsc directly connect via rdp azure vms. if go http://manage.windowsazure.com , navigate vm, there "connect" option @ bottom. download .rdp file might help.

something else worth noting, if you're using azure vms, won't qualify microsoft's uptime sla unless have 2 or more vms per cloud service configured part of availability set. straight away should consider number of vms you're planning double if want have production/highly available environment, , should consider impact have on application architecture too.


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