To do so, connect to the server on which Windows Admin Center is installed, navigate to the Network tool and select "Add Azure Network Adapter". If you wish to use a Point-to-Site VPN to connect your Windows Admin Center gateway to an Azure VNet to manage Azure VMs in that VNet, you can use the Azure Network Adapter feature in Windows Admin Center. To do this, select Advanced at the top of the Add inbound security rule pane.įor Source, select IP Addresses, then enter the Source IP address corresponding to your Windows Admin Center gateway.
If your Windows Admin Center gateway has a static IP, you can select to allow only inbound WinRM access from your Windows Admin Center gateway for added security. Ensure Basic is selected at the top of the Add inbound security rule pane.Select your Azure VM, select Networking, then Add inbound port rule.You must also open the port in Azure networking: Set-NetFirewallRule -Name WINRM-HTTP-In-TCP-PUBLIC -RemoteAddress Any Run the following PowerShell script on the target VM to enable inbound connections to port 5985 on the guest OS: You must also enable inbound connections to port 5985 for WinRM over HTTP in order for Windows Admin Center to manage the target VM:.If you haven't domain-joined the Azure VM, the VM behaves like a server in workgroup, so you'll need to make sure you account for using Windows Admin Center in a workgroup.You must enable WinRM access to your target VM by running the following in PowerShell or the Command Prompt on the target VM: winrm quickconfig.There are a couple considerations to take into account: If your target VMs (the VMs you want to manage with Windows Admin Center) have public IPs, add them to your Windows Admin Center gateway by IP address, or by fully qualified domain name (FQDN). You can also use scripts to set up a Windows Admin Center server in an Azure VM. To instead use Windows Admin Center directly in the Azure portal to manage the operating system on a single Azure VM, see Use Windows Admin Center in Azure. This article describes how to use Windows Admin Center running on your on-premises PC or server to manage the operating system on one or more Azure virtual machines (in addition to on-premises servers, PCs, and VMs).
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