The ether1 interface on the NDR Console virtual appliance is the only interface that Azure creates by default.
Before you create the management interface, you need to create a network security group and security rules to allow you to connect to the NDR Console via SSH and HTTPS.
Creating a network security group for a network interface
Follow these steps to create a network security group and security rules to allow you to connect to the NDR Console via SSH and HTTPS.
To create a network security group:
Obtain the following information:
Resource group name
Name of the NDR Console virtual machine you want to create
Using the Azure CLI, create the network security group and related rules using the following commands:
az network nsg create \ --name <VMName-nsg> \ --resource-group <your-resource-group-name> az network nsg rule create \ --name allow_ssh \ --resource-group <your-resource-group-name> \ --nsg-name <VMName-nsg> \ --priority 101 \ --protocol Tcp \ --direction Inbound \ --destination-port-ranges 22 az network nsg rule create \ --name allow_web \ --resource-group <your-resource-group-name> \ --nsg-name <VMName-nsg> \ \ --priority 102 \ --protocol Tcp \ --direction Inbound \ --destination-port-ranges 443
Creating a network interface
You need the following information:
Resource group name
Location (example: “westus”)
Virtual Network name (example: “virtual-network-name”)
Subnet name
VM name
Name of the network security group you created earlier
The name of the public IP address created earlier
To create an interface:
Using the Azure CLI, create the management network interface using the following command.
az network nic create --name <VMName-mgmt> \
--public-ip-address <VMNamePublicIP> \
--vnet-name <virtual-network-name> \
--subnet <subnet-name> \
--resource-group <your-resource-group-name>