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David O´Brien wrote a new post,
Deploying an AWS EC2 Windows VM via PowerShell 3 years, 3 months ago
The Virtual Machine (VM) remains one of the most common resources in cloud environments. On AWS, if users want to deploy a Virtual Machine, the service to look at is called EC2 (short for Elastic Compute Cloud). In this article, we will deploy an AWS EC2 instance running Windows Server 2016.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Creating an AWS VPC with PowerShell 3 years, 4 months ago
An Amazon Web Services (AWS) Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtual network dedicated to your AWS account. In this post, I will explain how to create an AWS VPC with PowerShell.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Configuring Azure Private DNS 3 years, 4 months ago
The Domain Name System (DNS) is pretty much at the heart of all systems. If DNS does not work, things almost always stop working. This of course also applies to the cloud and systems deployed to it. If you would like to learn more about the basics of DNS, read up on it on one of the largest public DNS provider’s websites. People reference a DNS zone as “private DNS” if this zone is not accessible from the internet.
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Hi Mister Xiao,
You don't have to install anything on the Linux VM apart from the AAD Login extension mentioned in the article.
You don't RDP to the Linux VM but rather use SSH to open a tunnel via the Linux VM and then use that tunnel to RDP through it.What error are you getting?
David
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Join an Azure VM to Azure Active Directory Domain Services 3 years, 7 months ago
Have you read the previous article on [deploying Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AADDS and now want to know how to join an Azure Virtual Machine (VM) to that domain, or do you already have AADDS deployed and now need to join that domain?
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David O´Brien liked Deploying Azure Active Directory Domain Services. (So far, This post has 3 likes) 3 years, 7 months ago
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Deploying Azure Active Directory Domain Services 3 years, 7 months ago
Hands up if you like deploying Active Directory Domain Services. Hands up if you enjoy managing domain controllers and flexible single master operation (FSMO) roles and site replication. Hands up if you believe this work directly positively impacts your business’s revenue. Hands up if you’d love for there to be a managed service that gives you Active Directory without the pains of managing it.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, How to create an Azure AD admin login alert 3 years, 11 months ago
Many of my customers want to get alerts whenever a specific user logs into Azure, like their break-glass administrator account—the account you use when everything else fails. The account does not have multi-factor authentication enabled, and there’s no simple way to get these events and logs out of Azure Active Directory (Azure AD or AAD) and then into an Azure Monitor Log Analytics workspace to trigger an alert. Fortunately, now there is, and it is easy to configure.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Creating a point-to-site VPN to your Azure network 4 years ago
If you have followed the previous articles on how to create an Azure virtual network and on how to deploy an Azure jumpbox, you will be perfectly set up for this article. In this article, we will deploy and configure the required infrastructure to set up a point-to-site (P2S) VPN from our laptop or workstation to our Azure network.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Deploying an Azure jumpbox (jump server) 4 years ago
Have you seen my previous article on the Azure virtual network (VNet) architecture? No? Then go and check it out. You already have an existing Azure network? Great! This article will explain the need for an Azure jumpbox (sometimes also called jump server) and how to deploy and configure it.
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David O´Brien wrote a new post, Creating an Azure Virtual Network 4 years, 1 month ago
So, you’re wondering about Azure Virtual Networks (vnets) and how to create them properly? Well, there are a lot of ways to set them up, but in principle they all do the same things. Let’s break it down.
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