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Connecting to VMs through Azure Bastion - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate (AZ-104) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Connecting to VMs through Azure Bastion
- [Instructor] Hi. In this lecture, we're going to look at Azure Bastion service. So the Azure Bastion service allows you to connect securely to a virtual machine without using its public IP address. And in fact, you can also connect to it through your browser, rather than to use the RDP software on your client. And this makes connectivity to VMs far more secure. Before we can set up a Bastion service, we actually have to create a special subnet called an Azure Bastion Subnet. Now I'm going set it up so that I can connect to this virtual machine here that I've already got built called vm-1, and it's in a VNET called VNET-One. So I'm going to go to that VNET and I'm going to go to the subnet section. And first I'm going to create a subnet. And as I said, you actually have to call this subnet by a specific name, and we have to call it AzureBastionSubnet. The address range as well needs to be at least a /26, giving us at least 59 + 5 reserved addresses. But beyond that, they're the only…
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Module 4: Deploy and manage Azure compute resources1m 18s
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Learning objectives45s
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Virtual machines overview5m 19s
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Creating a VM through the portal15m 1s
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Creating a VM using the Azure CLI5m 35s
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Managing VM disks9m 36s
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Understanding availability options2m 45s
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Load balancing virtual machines9m 52s
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Building a scale set14m 50s
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Connecting to VMs through Azure Bastion5m 5s
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