Not able to connect with Linux virtual machine on Azure












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I have a virtual machine on Azure, I let Azure install Ubuntuserver 18.04 LTS for me. After that I installed lxde and xrdp, and made inbound security rules in Azure for port 3389 and 22 with as the source using the ip address I am on right now. I have been able to connect via ssh and rdp from a windows 8.1 machine no problem up until this morning. I am running mozilla thunderbird on this machine only for testing.



When trying to connect trough either rdp or ssh the Azure vm is just unreachable. The only thing that 'fixes' the issue is to use the restart button on Azure, but this takes half a hour to complete restarting. After this restart it was working fine until I tried reconnecting again after 1 hour. Is it maybe the way I quit the rdp session? Or is it something else?
I am fairly new to Azure so maybe it is something simple, but I can't seem to find the problem.



What I've tried:




  • Disable the 'DenyAllInBound' security rule.

  • Using the 'Identify and solve problems' feature on Azure

  • Checked if there is a malfunction on Europe west










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    I have a virtual machine on Azure, I let Azure install Ubuntuserver 18.04 LTS for me. After that I installed lxde and xrdp, and made inbound security rules in Azure for port 3389 and 22 with as the source using the ip address I am on right now. I have been able to connect via ssh and rdp from a windows 8.1 machine no problem up until this morning. I am running mozilla thunderbird on this machine only for testing.



    When trying to connect trough either rdp or ssh the Azure vm is just unreachable. The only thing that 'fixes' the issue is to use the restart button on Azure, but this takes half a hour to complete restarting. After this restart it was working fine until I tried reconnecting again after 1 hour. Is it maybe the way I quit the rdp session? Or is it something else?
    I am fairly new to Azure so maybe it is something simple, but I can't seem to find the problem.



    What I've tried:




    • Disable the 'DenyAllInBound' security rule.

    • Using the 'Identify and solve problems' feature on Azure

    • Checked if there is a malfunction on Europe west










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      I have a virtual machine on Azure, I let Azure install Ubuntuserver 18.04 LTS for me. After that I installed lxde and xrdp, and made inbound security rules in Azure for port 3389 and 22 with as the source using the ip address I am on right now. I have been able to connect via ssh and rdp from a windows 8.1 machine no problem up until this morning. I am running mozilla thunderbird on this machine only for testing.



      When trying to connect trough either rdp or ssh the Azure vm is just unreachable. The only thing that 'fixes' the issue is to use the restart button on Azure, but this takes half a hour to complete restarting. After this restart it was working fine until I tried reconnecting again after 1 hour. Is it maybe the way I quit the rdp session? Or is it something else?
      I am fairly new to Azure so maybe it is something simple, but I can't seem to find the problem.



      What I've tried:




      • Disable the 'DenyAllInBound' security rule.

      • Using the 'Identify and solve problems' feature on Azure

      • Checked if there is a malfunction on Europe west










      share|improve this question














      I have a virtual machine on Azure, I let Azure install Ubuntuserver 18.04 LTS for me. After that I installed lxde and xrdp, and made inbound security rules in Azure for port 3389 and 22 with as the source using the ip address I am on right now. I have been able to connect via ssh and rdp from a windows 8.1 machine no problem up until this morning. I am running mozilla thunderbird on this machine only for testing.



      When trying to connect trough either rdp or ssh the Azure vm is just unreachable. The only thing that 'fixes' the issue is to use the restart button on Azure, but this takes half a hour to complete restarting. After this restart it was working fine until I tried reconnecting again after 1 hour. Is it maybe the way I quit the rdp session? Or is it something else?
      I am fairly new to Azure so maybe it is something simple, but I can't seem to find the problem.



      What I've tried:




      • Disable the 'DenyAllInBound' security rule.

      • Using the 'Identify and solve problems' feature on Azure

      • Checked if there is a malfunction on Europe west







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          If you face difficulties troubleshooting SSH or application access to a Linux virtual machine (VM) in Azure, redeploying the VM may help. When you redeploy a VM, it moves the VM to a new node within the Azure infrastructure and then powers it back on. All your configuration options and associated resources are retained. This article shows you how to redeploy a VM using Azure CLI or the Azure portal.



          https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/redeploy-to-new-node-linux






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          • This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

            – Rick Jelier
            Feb 28 at 14:56






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            If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

            – Ken W MSFT
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          If you face difficulties troubleshooting SSH or application access to a Linux virtual machine (VM) in Azure, redeploying the VM may help. When you redeploy a VM, it moves the VM to a new node within the Azure infrastructure and then powers it back on. All your configuration options and associated resources are retained. This article shows you how to redeploy a VM using Azure CLI or the Azure portal.



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          • This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

            – Rick Jelier
            Feb 28 at 14:56






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            If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

            – Ken W MSFT
            Feb 28 at 16:56
















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          If you face difficulties troubleshooting SSH or application access to a Linux virtual machine (VM) in Azure, redeploying the VM may help. When you redeploy a VM, it moves the VM to a new node within the Azure infrastructure and then powers it back on. All your configuration options and associated resources are retained. This article shows you how to redeploy a VM using Azure CLI or the Azure portal.



          https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/redeploy-to-new-node-linux






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          • This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

            – Rick Jelier
            Feb 28 at 14:56






          • 1





            If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

            – Ken W MSFT
            Feb 28 at 16:56














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          If you face difficulties troubleshooting SSH or application access to a Linux virtual machine (VM) in Azure, redeploying the VM may help. When you redeploy a VM, it moves the VM to a new node within the Azure infrastructure and then powers it back on. All your configuration options and associated resources are retained. This article shows you how to redeploy a VM using Azure CLI or the Azure portal.



          https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/redeploy-to-new-node-linux






          share|improve this answer













          If you face difficulties troubleshooting SSH or application access to a Linux virtual machine (VM) in Azure, redeploying the VM may help. When you redeploy a VM, it moves the VM to a new node within the Azure infrastructure and then powers it back on. All your configuration options and associated resources are retained. This article shows you how to redeploy a VM using Azure CLI or the Azure portal.



          https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/troubleshooting/redeploy-to-new-node-linux







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          answered Feb 28 at 14:13









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          • This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

            – Rick Jelier
            Feb 28 at 14:56






          • 1





            If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

            – Ken W MSFT
            Feb 28 at 16:56



















          • This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

            – Rick Jelier
            Feb 28 at 14:56






          • 1





            If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

            – Ken W MSFT
            Feb 28 at 16:56

















          This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

          – Rick Jelier
          Feb 28 at 14:56





          This seems to indeed fix the problem, however I still don't understand what caused it in the first place.

          – Rick Jelier
          Feb 28 at 14:56




          1




          1





          If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

          – Ken W MSFT
          Feb 28 at 16:56





          If you have support you can open a ticket bc it's hard to know for sure. While we build redundancy into our cloud, hardware does fail.

          – Ken W MSFT
          Feb 28 at 16:56


















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