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Simulation Service Developer Reference Guide

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Jill Bender edited this page Dec 13, 2017 · 11 revisions

Contents

Enable SSH in the Network Security Group
Set username and password for VM
SSH into a VM

Accessing the VM

1. Enable SSH in the Network Security Group

Go to Azure portal > [your resource group] > Network Security Group > Inbound security rules.
Select "SSH"
Change action to "Allow" and save.

2. Set username and password for VM

In order to access the VM, you will need to set a username and password for your VM.

Go to Azure portal > [your resource group] > Virtual Machine > reset password.
Enter a new username and password.

3. SSH into a VM

Find your VM's SSH address from the Azure Portal.
- Go to Azure portal > [your resource group] > Virtual Machine > Overview. The address will be listed in the top panel.
- You can also select "Connect" from your VM's portal page which will display your ssh command.
Sign into a VM.
- Open a bash window.
  - If using Windows Command Prompt, you can enable bash with the instructions here
- To sign into a VM using bash, use your username (from above) followed by the IP address of the VM and enter your sign in credentials.
```
ssh myusername@12.34.567.890
```