AZURE VIRTUAL DESKTOP

 Requirements:

 

#Create a Resource Group

#Create a Virtual Network

#Create a Host Pool

#Create a Virtual Machine while creating Host Pool

#Assign Users in the Application Group

#Add Roles Assignment for “User Login” and “Administrator Login” in the Resource Group

#Create a Workspace

#Add Application Group to Workspace

#Accessing the Virtual Desktop using URL


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Steps:

 

#Create a Resource Group





 

#Create a Virtual Network



 

#Open Azure Virtual Desktop



 

#Create a Host Pool





There are 2 types of “Host Pool type” which you can see at the bottom one is “Personal” and other is “Pooled”. In Personal only one user can access it who is assigned to it and Pooled allows to access the same machine to multiple users

 

#Add Virtual Machine while creating Host Pool





Above in the “Domain to Join” dropdown list select “Microsoft Entra ID” and below that create the user credentials to login in the VM. Then click on “Review and create”. After this it will automatically create the Application Group

 

#Assign User in the Application Group





*Click on Assignments



*Search for the member and then select it



 

#Add New Roles for “User Login” and “Administrator Login”

*Go in your Resource Group and click on Access Control (IAM)



*Click on Add and select Add role assignment



*Add role for “Virtual Machine User Login” and add the member to it







*Now again Add role for “Virtual Machine Administrator Login” and add the member to it





 

#Create a Workspace




 

#Add Application Group to Workspace

*Click on “Go to resource”



*Select “Application Group”



*Click on Add and select the application group






#Accessing the Virtual Desktop using URL

*Go to this site on Chrome click on the 1st link



*Wait for it to Load and then select the 1st session Desktop on the Workspace and then  enter the login credentials created while creating the virtual machine






*Now here you are on your Virtual Desktop