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Azure RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) allows you to remotely connect to virtual machines (VMs) running in the Azure cloud. This allows you to access and manage your Azure VMs from anywhere with an internet connection.
To use Azure RDP, you need to create a Windows-based virtual machine in Azure and then enable Remote Desktop connections. Once you've done that, you can use a remote desktop client on your local machine to connect to the Azure VM.
Here are the general steps to enable RDP on an Azure VM:
- Create a Windows-based virtual machine in Azure.
- Enable Remote Desktop connections on the VM.
- Create an inbound security rule in the Azure Network Security Group to allow RDP traffic.
- Connect to the VM using a remote desktop client on your local machine.
Microsoft provides detailed documentation and tutorials on how to set up and use Azure RDP, which you can access through the Azure documentation website.
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