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That’s it! Wait for the endpoint, and go to the corresponding URL from your own PC! To compose the correct URL, you can find the DNS name in your Dashboard: Let’s add a stand-alone endpoint and choose HTTPS from the drop-down:
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So let’s try to create the HTTPS endpoint, by navigating to the properties of my new VM in Azure: In the provided shortcut (on the VM’s desktop), you see that there is this default URL for the webclient. It wouldn’t be Azure if this would be difficult to do :-).
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But how to access the web client from my own pc? There are links on the desktop that you can use to navigate to the different parts. Working with NAV from within the machine (with RDP) is easy. Make the webclient available from anywhere There is one thing, that would make is somewhat more interesting. When you are logged in, Microsoft guides you to this webpage, which is a perfect guide to get started with the VM. First thing you do, is obviously log into your machine with the “connect” button: Navigate to the one that contains NAV 2013 R2 on a Windows Server 2012:Īnd here you go, Azure is provisioning your machine:Īnd that’s it! Ready to use your machine. And it means: just a few mouse clicks, and you’ll have a deployed Windows 2012 (not R2) machine with NAV 2013 R2 pre-installed, in Azure – an all that in just a few minutes! How to use it, is pretty much explained on the Team blog, so I’ll try to add some new information. That’s a mouthful, isn’t it -)? But it’s exactly what it says it is. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 Virtual Machine Image in Azure Or how Microsoft puts it: “The MSDN subscription gives you the well-known discounted prices and allows you to use it for development, test, and demo purposes, but not for production purposes.”Ĭool, so for about all NAV partners. being able to explore the new technical bits and bytes of the products they earn money with. At least partners that are a little bit serious in what they are doing. May be first explain what that MSDN-thingy means…. This is cool! So useful! And already announced on the NAV Team Blog! And it’s for all MSDN Subscribers.