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Preamble
You have an Azure subscription that contains a virtual machine named Server1. Server1 runs Windows Server.
You attempt to connect to Server1 by using the Windows Admin Center in the Azure portal and receive the following error message: “Failed to connect.”
You need to ensure that you can connect to Server1.
Question
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Select all answers that apply.
Proposed answer
- Reset the permissions for Server1.
- Reset the password for the user account used to sign into the Azure portal.
- Modify the virtual network configuration for Server1.
- Modify the network security group (NSG) rules for the network interface of Server1.
Correct answer
- Modify the virtual network configuration for Server1.
- Modify the network security group (NSG) rules for the network interface of Server1.
- Correct - Review the virtual network configuration for Server1 and Review the NSG rules for the virtual network interface of Server1.
- When attempting to manage a Windows Server virtual machine by using Windows Admin Center in Azure, a "failed to connect" error may occur. Two options to troubleshoot this error are to check the virtual network configuration of the virtual machine and to check the NSG rules of the virtual network interface of the virtual machine.
- The virtual network configuration might be incorrect or incomplete, which can result in a failed connection attempt. Additionally, the NSG rules might not allow the required traffic to flow to the Windows Server VM, resulting in a failed connection.
- Incorrect - Reset the permissions for the management account of the Windows Server virtual machine: This answer is incorrect because the management account permissions do not affect the ability to connect to the Windows Server virtual machine by using Windows Admin Center.
Resetting the password for the user account will not change the underlying issue if the user has already successfully signed in.
Manage a Windows Server VM using Windows Admin Center in Azure | Microsoft Learn