How to save Azure Connect configuration

I am trying to use Azure Connect to ensure active registration on my office computer via UDP. This will allow me to diagnose problems faster than wait for the diagnostic service to load the log file. (I already have work on public TCP, but I prefer the privacy and simplicity of UDP through Azure Connect.)

Azure Connect setup instructions suggest you set up your group using the management portal. I do this and it works. If I stop my deployment, I see that Azure Connect is still configured correctly, but when I open a new deployment, my roles disappear from the Azure Connect group (however, my local server remains in the group). How do I configure Azure Connect to automatically activate immediately after starting my deployment?

Note that:

  • I don’t want to manually reconfigure the Azure Connect group every time I download a new deployment during the setup phase because it is time consuming and because the VPN will not be available between how the deployment starts and when I complete the setup.
  • I do not want to leave my deployment in a stopped state, because I will be taken off for all these servers, I do not use most of the time.
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It turns out that there is currently no way to save the Connect group settings between full deployments. There is also currently no way to programmatically set groups up.

What I did for my script, there is the task of starting the background, which cycle until I can ping one of the computers that are in the group in which I should be part. This basically makes the launch task wait until I (or my users) have time to create a Connect group and then continue execution from this point.

. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/windowsazuredevelopment/thread/93a2dc97-02d0-4d1b-bc03-ac919ffa2ca7 , , Azure.

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