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Microsoft Azure Server: Troubleshooting & resolving a loss of connectivity through VM Config Changes

If you have a virtual server connected to a domain in Azure, then you have probably realised that network connectivity is performed at the platform level in Azure. Unlike physical servers where you may update IP records, DNS and Gateways for example. Should you make a change on the Virtual Machine, then it is most likely you will have lost connectivity and cannot RDP back on to the system. This video will provide a demonstration on how to resolve this and get your connectivity back using the netsh command. You will need to have the Serial Console enabled on the VM in order to do this. Otherwise it will be a case ofresetting the network interface as guided in the following link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/azur... Accessing the Serial Console, you will use the following commands: CMD : to open a channel for command prompt ch : to provide the list of channels and numbers ch -si 1 : to open the channel 1 for command prompt name/domain/password : required to authenticate netsh interface ip show config : to show the current configuration netsh interface ip set address name="Ethernet" source=dhc : use to reset the IP Address used in Azure netsh interface ip set dns name="Ethernet" source=dhc : use to reset the dns used in Azure netsh interface ip show config : to check the config has been updated restart : press the icon in order to restart the server and refresh the gateway