Product Manual, TNSR 19.02
$ az vm create \
--admin-username tnsr \
--image ${TNSR_URN} \
--name TNSR-Instance1 \
--nics TNSR-MGMT-nic TNSR-WAN-nic TNSR-LAN-nic \
--os-disk-size-gb 20 \
--resource-group TNSR-Resource-Group \
--size ${TNSR_SIZE} \
--ssh-key-value ${TNSR_SSH_KEY} \
--boot-diagnostics tnsrsa
Connect to the Instance
The TNSR instance does not have a default password. SSH connections to this instance require key-based authentica-
tion using an SSH key selected when launching the instance.
The default account is named tnsr.
The Management interface Public IP can be discovered from the Azure CLI by running:
$ az network public-ip show \
-n TNSR-MGMT-IP \
-g TNSR-Resource-Group \
--query "{ipAddress:ipAddress}" \
--output tsv
To connect from a shell prompt in a Unix/Linux terminal, type the following:
$ ssh -i <my_key_file> tnsr@<MGMT_public_ip_addr>
Substitute the actual key file name instead of typing <my_key_file> and the management interface Public IP
Address instead of typing <mgmt_public_ip_addr>.
The ssh client will print a warning similar to:
The authenticity of host 'x.x.x.x' can't be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:6/LDXVPpD2v6hnWdFHFWZhkCbSpMcaH4tBgTuDLAa40.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
This warning only appears the first time connecting using SSH on a given system and user account. Type yes to
continue connecting.
If all went well, the TNSR CLI will automatically be launched, resulting in output similar to the following:
Netgate TNSR
Version: tnsr-v19.02.1-2
Build timestamp: Mon Apr 8 15:16:48 2019 CDT
Git Commit: 0x8b47d140
This TNSR instance is not configured for package updates.
For information see http://www.netgate.com/docs/tnsr/updating/index.html
TNSR-Instance1 tnsr#
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