ASM - Before HOL

Azure security and management
Before the hands-on lab setup guide
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Contents
 Azure Security and Management before the hands-on lab setup guide
o Requirements
o Before the hands-on lab
 Task 1: Build a lab Virtual Machine in Azure
 Task 2: Connect to LABVM and download and unzip student files
 Task 3: Create a new Azure portal dashboard
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the hands-on lab setup guide
Requirements
 A corporate e-mail address (e.g., your @microsoft.com email).
 Microsoft Azure subscription must be pay-as-you-go or MSDN
o Trial subscriptions will not work.

 Local machine or an Azure LABVM virtual machine configured with:
o Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition or later
o Azure SDK 2.9.+ or Later for Visual Studio
o Azure PowerShell 4.0 or later
Before the hands-on lab

Duration: 30 mins
Before attending the HOL, you should follow these steps to prepare your
environment for an efficient day. Your first task will be to build a LABVM to use for
the HOL and download some student files that will be used. Then, you will create a
new Azure Dashboard to use during the HOL.
Task 1: Build a lab Virtual Machine in Azure
1. Launch a browser and navigate to https://portal.azure.com. Once prompted,
login with your Microsoft Azure credentials. If prompted, choose whether your
account is an organization account or just a Microsoft Account.
Note: You may need to launch an "in-private" session in your browser if you
have multiple Microsoft Accounts.
2. Select +Create a resource, and in the search box, type in Visual Studio
Community 2017, and press enter. Select the Visual Studio Community 2017
image running on Windows Server 2016.
3. Leave the default of Resource Manager deployment model and select Create.
4. Set the following configuration on the Basics tab and select OK:
o Name: LABVM
o VM disk type: SSD
o User name: demouser
o Password: demo@pass123
o Subscription: If you have multiple subscriptions, choose the
subscription to execute your labs in.
o Resource Group: OPSLABRG
o Location: Choose the closest Azure region to you.
5. Choose the DS2_V2 or D2S_V3 Standard instance size on the Size blade. Use
the 'Search' filter to help find the size you need.
6. On the Inbound Port Rules section, Choose the Allow Selected ports drop-
down (if shown) and select RDP.
7. Leave the other settings at their default values, and select Review +
Create on the Summary blade. The deployment should begin provisioning. It
may take 10+ minutes for the virtual machine to complete provisioning.
8. Once the deployment is complete, move on to the next exercise.
Task 2: Connect to LABVM and download and unzip student

files
1. Move back to the Portal page on your local machine and wait for LABVM to
show the Status of Running. Once it is running, select Connect to open the
'Connect to virtual machine' blade.
2. On the RDP tab, select Download RDP File.
3. Login with the credentials specified during creation:
a. User: demouser
b. Password: demo@pass123
4. You will be presented with a Remote Desktop Connection warning because of

a certificate trust issue. Select Yes to continue with the connection.
5. When logging on for the first time, you will see a prompt on the right asking
about network discovery. Select No.
6. Server Manager should open by default (otherwise open it from the Start
menu). On the left, select Local Server.
7. On the right side of the pane, find IE Enhanced Security Configuration. If it

is On, select to open the settings.
8. Change to Off for Administrators and select OK.
9. In the lower left corner, click on the Windows button to open the Start
Screen. Then, choose Internet Explorer to open it. On first use, you will be
prompted about security settings. Accept the defaults by selecting OK.
10. If prompted, choose to Turn Protected mode on.
11. In the URL address window enter the below URL and hit the Enter key. This will
download the class files (in a .zip format) needed for the remaining
labs: https://cloudworkshop.blob.core.windows.net/operations-management-
suite/StudentFiles.zip
Note: In some Azure VM images, the image is configured so that downloads

are disabled. To enable the download of the Student Files, go to Internet
Options, select the Security Tab, and on the Internet Zone select "Custom
Level". Then scroll down to the Downloads section and select the radio button
for Enable in the File Download subsection.
12. You will be prompted about what you want to do with the file. Select Save.
13. Download progress is shown at the bottom of the browser window. When the
download is complete, select Open folder.
14. The Downloads folder opens. Right-click the zip file and select Extract All. In
the Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folderswindow, enter C:\HOL in
the Select a Destination and Extract Files dialog. select the Extract button.
Task 3: Create a new Azure portal dashboard

1. Open Internet Explorer on LABVM and point to https://portal.azure.com.
2. Sign in to Azure using your credentials.
3. Once you are at the Azure Portal Dashboard select New Dashboard, and type
the name My Dashboard, then select done customizing.
4. Then navigate to your LABVM blade and use the "Pin" to add it to My
Dashboard. This Dashboard will be used for the rest of this HOL.
5. If you're going to be finishing this lab today, then continue to the next
exercise. Otherwise, if you won't be finishing the rest of the lab today, then it
may be helpful to select Stop on your LABVM within the Azure Portal. This
will put the VM into a Stopped / Deallocated state and save money until it's
needed again. When you're ready to continue with the lab, then navigate back
to the LABVM blade and select Start to start it back up again.
You should follow all steps provided before attending the Hands-on lab.

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Azure Security and Management before

 Microsoft Azure subscription must be pay-as-you-go or MSDN

o Trial subscriptions will not work.

o Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition or later

o Azure SDK 2.9.+ or Later for Visual Studio

o Azure PowerShell 4.0 or later

Before the hands-on lab

o VM disk type: SSD

o User name: demouser

o Resource Group: OPSLABRG

o Location: Choose the closest Azure region to you.

8. Once the deployment is complete, move on to the next exercise.

Task 2: Connect to LABVM and download and unzip student

3. Login with the credentials specified during creation:

4. You will be presented with a Remote Desktop Connection warning because of

7. On the right side of the pane, find IE Enhanced Security Configuration. If it

Note: In some Azure VM images, the image is configured so that downloads

Task 3: Create a new Azure portal dashboard

2. Sign in to Azure using your credentials.

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