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<Group>@FirewallAPI.dll,-28752</Group>

</FirewallGroup>

</FirewallGroups>

</component>

</settings>

2 Copy the RemoteDesktopUnattend.xml le to the VMM library:

a In the VMM console, open the Library workspace.

b Under Library Servers, under the library server name, right-click the library share (MSSCVMMLibary), and then click Explore.

c You can drag and drop the .xml le to the share.

3 Refresh the library share. Right-click MSSCVMMLibary, and then click Refresh.

4 In the navigation tree, under Templates, click VM Templates

5 Congure a template to use the RemoteDesktopUnattend.xml le.

a Right-click the template, and then click Properties.

b Click the OS Conguration tab.

c Under Scripts, click Answer File.

d Click Browse, click the RemoteDesktopUnattend.xml le, and then click OK.

e Click Yes when prompted if you want to populate the OS prole.

6 Repeat the previous step for each template that you want to modify.

Subscribing to the plan and deploying a VM

To subscribe to a plan and deploy a VM:

1 Open the Windows Azure Pack management portal for tenants.

2 If prompted, click Continue to this website (not recommended). You may have to click this two times.

3 On the Login page, click Sign Up.

4 Enter your email address, specify a password, and then click Sign up.

NOTE

: If you have not yet changed the authentication method for the Windows Azure Pack management portal for

tenants, you can sign in by using any email account. After you change the authentication method, you must use an

account from a federated domain.

5 Under New, click My account, and then click Add subscription.

6 By default, TenantPlan is listed. Click the checkmark to subscribe to the plan.

7 Click New, click Standalone Virtual Machine, and then click From Gallery.

NOTE

: If you click Quick Create it will not work unless you change the VM network that is associated with the network

adapter in the VM template in the Library workspace of VMM. The Quick Create option does not enable you to select

the VM network to use, or to specify a product key.

8 Select a template, and then click the Next arrow.

9 Enter a name for the VM, the administrator password for the VM, and the product key. You can use the key for Windows Server 2012

R2 Datacenter from the Automatic Virtual Machine Activation TechNet website. (See the "AVMA keys" section.)

10 For Network Adapter 1, choose the VM network, and then click the check mark.

11 Wait for the VM to provision.

When it is ready, the VM should have a status of Running.

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