The deployment works for me and I am able to open the SF cluster (the webpage with the green circles) after the deployment.
However I am unable to RDP connect to any of the instances eventhough I use the same strings which I had specified for the adminUsername and adminPassword parameters:
I use the Loader public IP address for the RDP connection and have verified that there is an LB rule for that:
When I enter the adminUsername and adminPassword strings I had specified during the ARM template deployment, the RDP connection prepends the domain of my corporate notebook (which is wrong).
So I have tried prepending the LB public ip address followed by a backslash in front of the adminUsername but that does not work either.
Also I have tried .\adminUsername (takes my corporates notebook's domain which is wrong) and adminUsername and nt1vm_1\adminUsername (still the connection is refused).
With Microsoft Remote Desktop for mac OS I cannot connect either:
How can I RDP-connect to an instance of the VMSS of an SF cluster please?
service-fabric-secure-cluster-5-node-1-nodetype
Hello and thank you for your templates!
I have the following problem with the service-fabric-secure-cluster-5-node-1-nodetype template:
The deployment works for me and I am able to open the SF cluster (the webpage with the green circles) after the deployment.
However I am unable to RDP connect to any of the instances eventhough I use the same strings which I had specified for the adminUsername and adminPassword parameters:
I use the Loader public IP address for the RDP connection and have verified that there is an LB rule for that:
When I enter the adminUsername and adminPassword strings I had specified during the ARM template deployment, the RDP connection prepends the domain of my corporate notebook (which is wrong).
So I have tried prepending the LB public ip address followed by a backslash in front of the adminUsername but that does not work either.
Also I have tried .\adminUsername (takes my corporates notebook's domain which is wrong) and adminUsername and nt1vm_1\adminUsername (still the connection is refused).
With Microsoft Remote Desktop for mac OS I cannot connect either:
How can I RDP-connect to an instance of the VMSS of an SF cluster please?
PS: I have also asked the same question at Stackoverflow.