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Create a Virtual Machine and Connect to It Using Azure Bastion
Azure Bastion enables remote connectivity to a virtual machine (VM) without the need for a public IP address on the virtual machine or the requirement to deploy and manage jump boxes. In this lab, you will create a virtual machine that does not have a public IP address and create an Azure Bastion resource. Then you will connect securely to the virtual machine with Azure Bastion.

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Challenge
Create a Windows Virtual Machine
Create a Windows virtual machine named
vm1
using a Windows Server 2019 Datacenter Gen 2 image, and give it a username and password of your choosing. Set the properties for its public inbound ports, public IP, and NIC network security group to None. -
Challenge
Deploy Azure Bastion
Use the Connect option within the virtual machine resource to easily deploy the resources required for Azure Bastion.
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Challenge
Connect to the Virtual Machine with Azure Bastion
Use the Connect option to connect to the virtual machine via Azure Bastion, using the username and password that you configured.
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