Create Virtual Machine with the Azure Portal

Create virtual machines
  1. Login to www.portal.Azure.com with your Login Credentials
  2. Go to Click ( + )  symbol in left pane and select compute
  3. Select Windows Server

4. Select version of Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter in Right pane

5. Click Create tab

6. Fill all Mandatory the details while creating Virtual machine.

  Name : SCCM Server
  VM Disk type (HDD/SSD): SSD
  User Name : 
  Password:
  Location : Select your choice
  Click OK


7. Choose your requirement related Hardware spec ( Like CPU, RAM , Storage Size) --> Click select

8. Fill all the details like storage , Virtual Network, Public IP etc.. --> Click Ok


9. Validating all the information --> Click Purchase



10. Now Created Virtual Machine and ready

                         
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