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===== [[windows]] Connecting to a Windows Virtual Machine with FTPS ===== ===== [[windows]] Connecting to a Windows Virtual Machine with FTPS =====
-First you need to install a FTPS server on the virtual machine: +First you need to [[guide_azure_ftps_server|install a FTPS server on the virtual machine]].
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-  * RDP to the machine:   +
-    * On your instance dashboard on [[http://manage.windowsazure.com/|Azure Management Portal]] click on //Connect// on the bottom bar. +
-    * "Open" the ''.rdp'' file and connect to the server. +
-  * Once connected to the server, follow guide to [[guide_windows_ftps_server|installing secure FTP Server on Windows using IIS]]. When installing, bear in mind: +
-    * Microsoft Azure Windows servers come with [[guide_windows_ftps_server#certificate|self-signed certificate]], so you do not need to create one. +
-    * Microsoft Azure Windows servers are behind a firewall, so you need to [[guide_windows_ftps_server#firewall|configure FTP server accordingly]]. +
-  * Provision endpoint for FTP control connection: +
-    * On //Endpoints// tab of your instance page on Azure Management Portal, click //Add// on bottom bar. +
-    * On //Add an endpoint to a virtual machine// step, select //Add a stand-alone endpoint//. +
-    * Proceed to //Specify the details of the endpoint// step and select //FTP// in //Name// box. +
-    * Complete the wizard and wait for the endpoint to be configured. +
-  * Provision endpoints for FTP data connections according to the range you specified when [[guide_windows_ftps_server#firewall|setting up the FTP server]]+
-    * For a narrow range, provision the ports one-by-one on //Endpoints// tab of your instance page. For each port of the range, add a "standalone-alone" port with the same private and public port and a unique name (e.g. "FTP-data-5000"). +
-    * For a wide range, you should better automate the task using PowerShell ''[[http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj152886.aspx|Add-AzureEndpoint]]'' cmdlet.+
To connect to the instance with FTPS, start WinSCP. [[ui_login|Login dialog]] will appear. On the dialog: To connect to the instance with FTPS, start WinSCP. [[ui_login|Login dialog]] will appear. On the dialog:

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