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Hello Could be that I am at the completely wrong place, if so, I'm sorry. I am not sure where to report this bug, plus I'm wondering if anyone else is hitting this. I tried to deploy (multiple times) the Azure Marketplace FreeBSD 13.1, and I'm always running into a failed deployment. It...

While researching an idea of using Microsoft Azure as a cloud service provider for a FreeBSD 13.1 build host - among other available options in cloud services and VPS instances, of course - I'd found the FreeBSD 13.0 release at the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The page at Microsoft's Azure...

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/freebsd-12-1-release-now-available-on-microsoft-azure-marketplace.76074/ Is there any difference in the version available at azure?

Hello to all! Hope you are all good! My query is that I am trying to implement automatic failover of 2 FreeBSD firewalls (acting as edge gateway), using CARP, in a cloud based environment and the problem is that the infrastructure does not support multicast traffic, or any other pre-reqs for...

Good Morning all, I've used my google-fu and searched the forms but haven't found an answer to this error. I'm trying out nginx as a reverse proxy for Exchange and setup my config properly. I know for Linux "more_set_input_headers" requires "nginx-extras" or the "Headers_More" module in BSD...

Hi there Does anyone know how to create a FreeBSD 11.1 VM image on Azure with a root filesystem > 30GB? I'm using the marketplace image as a starting point. I've tried shutting down the VM, resizing the disk using Resource Manager to say 64GB, then using gpart to recover and then resize the...

As a relative newcomer to FreeBSD, but something of a lapsed veteran of the Unix/System V era, I am curious about returning to my Unix roots by running FreeBSD in the Amazon and/or Azure clouds. My company online training business will be upgrading soon, and we have an option, one that arises...

Hey everyone, I've checked out DutchDaemon's answer here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/13715/#post-80232 But have not been able to get it to work in my own environment in Azure. I can pass traffic with no issue using something along these lines: nat log on $ext inet from !($ext)...