Azure Reserved IP Address Inconsistency -


i had need add additional public ip addresses azure vm , found working solution here: azure vm: more 1 public ip

essentially creates reserved ip in azure , adds reserved ip cloud service. once it's bound cloud service can mapped vm endpoint.

this works great there 1 bit don't understand - ip address of reserved ip , resultant vm endpoint don't match. have set dns point ip address of endpoint make work. there not doing right, or way reserved vms work?

it looks unanswered question same issue:

azure reserved ip vm diffrent given

thanks!

the "azure cloud service" container provides internet connectivity "azure vms". thus, assign internet facing public ip cloud service. article relatively @ explaining relationship: azure cloud services

from above link:

here’s definition of azure iaas cloud service make easy understand in context of azure infrastructure services:

  • a cloud service network container can place virtual machines.
  • all virtual machines in container can communicate each other directly through azure (and therefore don’t have go out internet communicate each other).
  • this container assigned dns name reachable internet.
  • a rudimentary dns server created , can provide name resolution virtual machines within same cloud service container (note name resolution provided dns server available virtual machines located within cloud service).
  • one or more virtual ip addresses (vips) assigned container , these ip addresses can used allow inbound connections internet virtual machines.

certain services (like ftp) may require vm have public ip: azure vm public ip


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