Select to Enable the Boot diagnostics and click Update.
Bitvise ssh client pem file serial#
From the left-hand side menu, select Support + troubleshooting - Serial console, and then click on the Info message (check the image below), In a case boot diagnostics are disabled in the VM then we need to enable. The last tool we talk about now is the Azure Serial Console. Now, select Session and type the Azure Linux VM public IP and click On the left-hand side selectīrowse, then select the PrivateKey.ppk we saved earlier and click The final step is to configure the PuTTy client to connect to the Azure Linux VM. Open the Azure Portal move to the Virtual machine and, select Support-troubleshooting - Reset password, type the username and paste the SSH public key we copied in the step above and click the button Update. Once the key generated, save the public, private key and copy the key as the image below shows. Click the button Generate to generate a new key. To begin with, we generate a new key using the PuTTy Key Generator. The second application we try to connect to the Azure Linux VM is Putty. Since we logged in we have access to the Kali Linux VMĪnd we can start typing commands, e.g. Username fields and then select to log in. In the tab Login, we fill in the Host, Port and
New profile, and select the KaliVM_key.pem file we downloaded in a previous step and click To begin with, in the left-hand menu, click on
Let us see now how we can configure each client to connect remotely.īitvise Client Create new Bitvise SSH Client Profile RemoveElementĪfter Bitvise installation, we have to create a new Bitvise SSH client profile.
Before starting with the Azure Linux VM deployment, we must download the private key. Most well-known apps (including Azure Serial Console).īefore choosing the app to connect to the Azure Linux VM, there is one important step we need to keep in the back of our head. There are several apps in the market, but in this post, I will present only the free solutions we can easily find in the net. In this post, I will present the apps (including Azure Console) that we can use to connect to an Azure Linux VM.
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