how to create ubuntu virtual machine RDP on azure portal and remote desktop connection from windows

To create an Ubuntu virtual machine (VM) on Azure and set up Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) access, you can follow these steps:
Create an Azure Virtual Machine:
a. Log in to the Azure Portal: Go to https//portal.azure.com and sign in with your Azure account.
b. Create a new virtual machine:
Click on the "+ Create a resource" button.
Search for "Ubuntu Server" in the Azure Marketplace and select it.
Click the "Create" button.
c. Basic Settings:
Fill out the basic settings for your VM, including resource group, VM name, region, and availability options.
d. Size:
Choose an appropriate VM size based on your needs. For RDP access, a minimum of 2 cores and 4GB RAM is recommended.
e. Administrator Account:
Provide a username and password. This will be used for SSH access to the VM.
f. Inbound Ports:
Set the inbound port rules to allow SSH (port 22) and RDP (port 3389) traffic. You can add RDP by selecting "Allow selected ports" and choosing RDP.
g. Review + Create:
Review your settings and click "Create" to deploy the VM.
Connect to the Ubuntu VM:
Once the VM is deployed, you can connect to it using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) from your Windows machine.
a. Install an RDP client: If you don't have an RDP client installed, you can use the built-in "Remote Desktop Connection" application in Windows. You can find it by searching in the Windows Start menu.
b. Obtain the Public IP Address:
In the Azure Portal, go to your VM's overview page.
Note the Public IP address of your VM.
c. Connect with RDP:
Open the Remote Desktop Connection application.
Enter the Public IP address of your Ubuntu VM.
Click "Connect."
d. Authentication:
Enter the username and password you provided when creating the VM.
Click "OK."
e. Security Warning: You may get a security warning. Click "Yes" to proceed.
f. You should now be connected to your Ubuntu VM via RDP.
Remember to keep your VM and RDP password secure, and consider using SSH for more secure remote access to your Ubuntu VM if you're comfortable with it.
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Please note that while RDP can be used with Ubuntu on Azure, SSH is generally the preferred method for remote access to Linux systems due to its security and ease of use. RDP is typically used for Windows VMs in Azure.

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[@krishnapatwa1]

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[@AJesse182]

I get a black screen every time I try to connect via rdp, any tips?

[@tamanderson9732]

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[@keithwestpfahl4731]

Is there a way to use this same method but use SSH Key instead of a password? If not, can I SSH into the machine and create a user or update the admin credentials then use this method?

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