KE Trade SG jumps on the Windows bandwagon – App of the Week

Cheng Yee — Mon, 20 May 2013 04:50:04 +0000

App of the week is a weekly showcase of an awesome app developed on Windows 8 or Windows Phone. Got an app you love that you want us to talk about? Leave us a comment and tell us which app and why you love it!

If you want to trade on the move, check out KE Trade SG app on the Windows store. The app is available on both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.

In the app, you can monitor stocks on the hub page.

Check out stocks that are on the top volume list

Designed for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, you can do the following and more anytime, anywhere, with Maybank Kim Eng Securities Pte Ltd, Asia’s leading securities and investment broker:

1. Buy or sell stocks in 3 simple steps
2. Trade stocks in local and foreign markets
3. View top gainers/losers
4. View top volume
5. Monitor latest regional market indices
6. Monitor your favourite stocks in your watchlist
7. Get quick quotes
8. Check your current order status and amend/cancel your orders
9. View your historical orders
10. Check your account outstanding positions
11. View your current portfolio and your unrealised profit/loss
12. Track intraday price fluctuations
13. Use historical charts to identify patterns and trends
14. View the latest 10 trades done for any SGX-listed stock, sorted by time
15. View a summary of trades done by price for any SGX-listed stock

Seize opportunities with convenience, speed and ease while you are on-the-move, with access to local and foreign markets such as SGX, HKEx, NYSE, Nasdaq and Bursa Malaysia. Download KE Trade SG now!

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TEDxTokyo 2013

Steven Neo — Thu, 16 May 2013 16:00:27 +0000

Konnichiwa! Summer has finally arrived in Japan, and the new season marks an important event in my social calendar: TEDxTokyo 2013. Although I could not obtain tickets for the live event, I was able to attend the live public screening at Shibuya Hikarie 8/COURT.

The theme for TEDxTokyo 2013 is ’1+1=11′ which meant “don’t take things for granted”. The ideas that inspired us the most are usually the ones that challenge our common thinking. This is the spark that TEDxTokyo 2013 aims to inspire in all of us.

Once the event venue was opened, everyone quickly found their best seats in the house to enjoy the interesting line-up of over 30 talks for the day. At 9am sharp, the presenter announced the opening of TEDxTokyo 2013, and the event kicked off with a spectacular display of classic Edo magic, known as tezuma, by Kohtaro Fujiyama. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu8Dla5rASU)

As a pleasant surprise, members of the audience were encouraged to take to the stage and share their ideas during brief breaks between talks.

One of my favorite talks of the day was by Gunter Pauli on “Catalyst, Innovation Driver and Blue Economist”. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKS_nZP8LMM) Gunter Pauli is a renowned serial entrepreneur, author and initiator of The Blue Economy. His notion of a Blue Economy and his radical entrepreneurial ideas embodied the event’s theme of challenging our common thinking.

You can check out the following video which explains the concepts of the Blue Economy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1af08PSlaIs

I would also recommend everyone to check out the great session by Gaunter Pauli in TEDxTaipei 2011:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWauj7_hyWU

I would like to congratulate TEDxTokyo team for organizing a great event. It was truly an inspiring day filled with great ideas and conversations with innovators and change agents. I enjoyed myself at the event and I am looking forward to the next TED event in Tokyo and Singapore.

You can enjoy the videos for TEDxTokyo 2013 at their Youtube channel:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsRNoUx8w3rM-qjY05E1LorJK3hf2EEzK

What do you think of the TEDxTokyo 2013? Do you have other great events to recommend for us to participate? Do share with us your recommendations in the comments below and we might just do a special report based on your recommendations!

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Celebrating Startups on BizSpark – Come check us out at WalkaboutSG

Joyce Huang — Tue, 14 May 2013 01:29:39 +0000

If you don’t already know, WalkaboutSG is happening this coming Friday from 12pm-5pm at the CBD area. We’ll be opening up the Microsoft Innovation Center and Microsoft Technology Center for you to find out more about the work we do together with startups and how we support innovation in the local software economy!

We’ve got tonnes of free swag to give away, so if you’re coming by Raffles Place, remember to come to One Marina Boulevard!

See you soon,

Team Spiffy

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We Live to Code Results released!

Cheng Yee — Sun, 12 May 2013 22:35:10 +0000

We Live to Code has officially come to an end on 5th May, when we received the final app submissions from our participants! Great job to all the participants in this hackathon!

So who are the winners of the Samsung Ativ PCs? *drumrolls*

3rd prize goes to StockFolio.

StockFolio allows you to monitor the progress of your desire stock exchange market. It could support multiple stock exchange markets and keep their settings neatly separated. Interested to download, visit the Windows Store!

2nd prize goes to Langcat!

Do you find translators too one-off, or phrasebooks too rigid and inflexible? Langcat helps you to translate, remember and learn new languages. Check out Langcat on Windows Store!

Last but not least, Project Timeline wins the 1st Prize of We Live to Code!

Having a lot of tasks with chaos of due dates in your personal projects, company projects, and many many more projects with a lot of collaborators? Project Timeline is a tool to plan and organize your tasks and projects. All the tasks are displayed on a timeline, making it easy to keep track of the start and end dates for each task. So you are not afraid of missing another deadline again. For more information, visit Project Timeline official website and download it from Windows Store.

With that, We Live to Code has officially come to an end. Hope you guys had fun at our hackathon and see you again at our future events!

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Join us at Cloud Summit 2013!

Cheng Yee — Sun, 12 May 2013 19:40:04 +0000

Microsoft Cloud Summit 2013 offers breadth and depth of topics that will help your company get the most of your existing software investments. Learn how Microsoft can help you improve productivity and drive down costs, preparing you to better advise business decision makers on future technology investments.

Date:
22 May 2013

Time:
9am – 5pm (registration starts from 8.30am)

Venue:
InterContinental Singapore
Bugis Grand Ballrooms,
Level 2, 80 Middle Road
Singapore 188966

For enquiries, please contact Christine at Tel: 6296 7769 or email her.

Why you should attend this event:

Relevant content to your business today – Server & Virtualization Management, Application Management, Service Delivery Automation, Fabric Infrastructure Management
Access to Microsoft Partners at the Showcase Expo
Talk with experts and get answers to your questions in real-time.
Networking opportunities with peers who share your challenges

AGENDA OVERVIEW
8.30am – 9.00am	Registration and Morning Tea
9.00am – 10.15am	Microsoft Keynote
10.15am – 10:45am	HP – Platinum Sponsor
10.45am – 11.00am	Teabreak
11.00am – 11.30am	NetApp – Platinum Sponsor
11.30pm – 12.30pm	Lunch
12.30pm	Breakout Track 1	Breakout Track 2
12.30pm – 1.30pm	Virtual Machine Management and Cloud Deployment Mechanisms with SCVMM 2012	*Azure IaaS + SQL AzureHarish Aitharaju* Business Group Lead – Server & Tools Hammad Rajjoub Architect Evangelist – Azure Rishi Agarwal** Technical Solutions Specialist – Azure
1.30pm – 2:15pm	*Data Protection Easy and AffordableSathish Murthy* ASEAN Systems Engineering Manager Nimble Storage** [Premium Gold Sponsor]	*Manage VMs sprawl in your environment and optimize primary storage utilization Using StorSimpleTeck Leong Ang* Technical Solutions Specilist – Azure StorSimple Daniel Mar Principle Consultant INFRONT Consulting** [Silver Sponsor]
2.15pm – 3.00pm	Veeam – Premium Gold Sponsor	*Achieve Breakthrough Results with Microsoft Parallel Data Warehouse Solutions (PDW)Ron Dunn*** Asia Timezone Lead – PDW
3:00pm – 4:00pm	Key Metrics and Practices on Monitoring Virtualization Infrastructures	*Visualize Your Competitive Advantage with Microsoft Business IntelligenceLee Tarn Hwei* Solution Specialist – Application Platform Prakash Sawant** Technical Solution Specialist – Application Platform
4.00pm – 4:45pm	Looking at Reality: Private Cloud Self Service and Processes	DevOps – System Center and Visual Studio Better Together
4.45pm – 5.00pm	Grand Lucky Draw End

The event is exclusive for :

• IT Professional	• Security Specialist
• IT Decision Maker	• Storage Specialist
• IT Manager/ Management	• Infra and Application Specialist
• Enterprise Architect	• Datacenter/ Desktop Administrator

For more information of Cloud Summit 2013, visit the official webpage. Hope to see you there!

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Setup Custom Domain Name for Windows Azure Websites or Services

Richard Qi — Sun, 12 May 2013 17:41:28 +0000

I talked about few times about using Azure for Websites and Host Services like build WordPress blog easily with Windows Azure Websites.

Recently few people asked me how to create a custom domain name for the Azure Websites or the Services/Apps hosted on Azure.

For example, take my blog as an example. When I created the my blog on Azure, it will give me a URL like http://ricqi.azurewebsites.net. It is not too bad, but it is a bit too long for me to promote my blog to everyone i meet. I do have a registered domain name http://ricqi.com. Ideally I would like to use that for my Azure hosted blog.

There two detailed documents about this

However there are still some confusions out there. Here is how i do it with my own blog. Hope this serves as a good reference for you.
Step 1. This is specific for Azure Websites. The Azure website custom domain name is only supported for Shared or Reserved website mode. Go to Web Sites -> scale, make sure your web site is configured for either shared or reserved mode.

Step 2. Configure the DNS entry for your domain. My domain http://ricqi.com is registered with GoDaddy.com. I will go to the GoDaddy.com portal to configure the DNS settings.

Under A (host) create following two records

Under Points To, enter the IP address for your Azure Websites. Go to windows azure portal, you can find this under Web Sites-> Configure-> Manage Domains, the IP address for your Azure Web Sites.

Then under CNAME (Alias), create following two records.

Step3. Go to windows azure portal, under Web Sites-> Configure-> Manage Domains. Add your custom domain names for Azure Website as below.

Typically add both www.yourdomain.com and yourdomain.com

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‘The Harvest’ for Windows 8 is here – App of the Week

Cheng Yee — Thu, 09 May 2013 21:17:09 +0000

Join the Global Defense Force. Restore Earth to its rightful owners. Stop the Harvesters.

In a futuristic science fiction themed RPG, The Harvest has a game plot of hostile aliens out to turn Earth’s organic life into cyborgs. These aliens, known as The Harvesters, use humans and animals to create cyborgs. It is thus the player’s job to hinder the progress of The Harvesters. As a member of the Global Defense Force (GDF), you and your fellow freedom fighters have been deployed to various parts of the world to wage a war against The Harvesters in hope of restoring Earth to its rightful owners.

Battle fierce enemies and mighty bosses over three difficulty levels and collect experience to gain levels and become more powerful

Stop the Harvesters before they unleash a deadly mega-weapon on the human race

Join forces with a friend in the real-time campaign co-op mode

Want some thrill? Download The Harvest as it sports exploration, character development and story progression

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iCreate Mobility Challenge 2013

Cheng Yee — Tue, 07 May 2013 23:55:47 +0000

iCreate Mobility Challenge 2013

Come join the iCreate Mobility Challenge and bring your great idea and dreams to life! This year, we challenge you to unleash your skills and creativity to design a totally new cutting edge app experience that can enhance students’ experience at NUS to the next level. Winning entries will receive prominent recognition and great prizes.

All participants who submit their apps will receive a certificate of participation and a token of appreciation.
Certificates and tokens will be distributed during registration at the Awards Ceremony.

The prizes for each of the categories are as follows*:

Mobile
- First Prize: Microsoft Surface Pro and trophy for each team member + SGD $2,000 for the team
- Second Prize: iPad Mini 16GB Wifi + 4G and trophy for each team member + SGD $1,000 for the team
- Third Prize: Nexus 7 32GB and trophy for each team member
Gesture-based
- Top Prize: Xbox and Kinect for each team member

Check out the details and registration at the iCreate Mobility Challenge 2013 website (http://icreate.nus.edu.sg/). Register NOW!

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Pixaroll : Get your instagram sized photos printed and delivered to you on Windows Phone

Tan Chun Siong — Mon, 06 May 2013 18:30:08 +0000

A startup based in Singapore, Pixaroll is announcing that they are bringing photo printing/delivery service to Windows Phone platform!

Unlike self-served printing from consumer photo printers, Pixaroll delivers top quality prints with accurate color reproduction by using professional printing machines with papers equivalent to photo labs.

Here are some comparison.

*Do note that the final prints are matte finish and digitized with a mobile phone, hence the differences in grains, contrast and exposure from their digital copy. They look almost identical to the digital copy in real life, I promise you.

Pixaroll is capable of delivery not only 4″ x 6″, but 4″ x 4″ borderless prints which fits instagram’s photo form factor.

Delivery in Singapore takes around 2 days, and 7 days for countries outside Singapore. The list of countries which Pixaroll currently ships are as follow

Japan
Hong Kong
Thailand
Malaysia
Philippines
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
US
Singapore

Download Windows Phone Pixaroll app here or scan the QR Code from your mobile phone

If you have more queries, contact Pixaroll via their FaceBook Page

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PowerShell script to migrate SharePoint to Azure IaaS

Richard Qi — Mon, 06 May 2013 06:29:00 +0000

Recently at the Windows Azure Global Boot Camp, I talked about how to migrate sharepoint from on premise to Windows Azure Virtual Machines. Some of you reached out to me after the session for the scripts, so this article helps you to create that script.

Important: Do NOT copy the script blindly. You need to change some variables for you environment. Read through the script and optimize for your own environment. Tweet to me @richardqyc if you have any suggestions to make the script better

First thing first, download and install the Windows Azure Command Line Tools. After the Command Line Tools installed, prepare to get the Windows Azure subscription file publishing settings. Here is how to do it:

Launch Windows Azure PowerShell. It is located at C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Windows Azure\
Type command Get-AzurePublishSettingsFile. It will ask you to login to you Azure subscription and download the settings file.

Do save the file somewhere safe. You can reuse it for any script that you going to create to talk to Azure. Before you use the script, you should have your own sharepoint deployed in Hyper-V and exported the VMs into a location ready for upload to Azure.

Here comes the long script

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# Import the Azure PowerShell module

Import-Module"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Azure\PowerShell\Azure\Azure.psd1"

# Import the Azure Publish Settings, Change the directory to where you save the file.

Import-AzurePublishSettingsFile"C:\AzurePublishFiles\Azure-credentials.publishsettings"

# Change this to something unique to your azure subscription

$storageAccountName="your storage account name"

$yoursubscriptionName="your azure subscription name"

# Select the location you wish to deploy to

$Location="Southeast Asia"

#these also need to be unique, you can use the VM names of your sharepoint

$dcservice='con-dc-ricqi'

$dbservice='con-db-ricqi'

$appservice='con-app-ricqi'

$webservice='con-web-ricqi'

$adminservice='con-admin-ricqi'

#This will define the Affinity group name, descriptions and virtual network name. Use something that makes sense to you

$AGName="Contoso-SP-AG"

$myAGDesc="Contoso Affinity Group"

$mAGLabel="Contoso-SP-AG"

$vnet="Contoso-SP-Network"

#Create Network. I defined the network IP address in the .xml file. You can create your own. Find details on how to create here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/jj156097.aspx

New-AzureAffinityGroup-Name$AGName-Location$Location-Description$myAGDesc-Label$mAGLabel

Set-AzureVNetConfig-ConfigurationPath (get-item.\SharePointFarm-Network-Configuration.xml).FullName

#Create Storage Account

New-AzureStorageAccount-AffinityGroup$AGName-StorageAccountName$storageAccountName-Label"Contoso VHD Store"

Set-AzureSubscription-CurrentStorageAccount$storageAccountName-SubscriptionName$yoursubscriptionName

#upload SharePoint VHDs to Azure Blob Storage, use your own local VM folder

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-dc-os.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-dc-data.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-data.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-db-os.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-db-os.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-db-data.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-db-data.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-app-os.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-app-os.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-app-data.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-app-data.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-web-os.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-web-os.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-web-data.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-web-data.vhda>

Add-AzureVHD -LocalFilePath "C:\VMs\con-admin-os.vhd" -Destination <a href="http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd">http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-admin-os.vhda>

# Create the Windows Azure disks

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-dc-os" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-os.vhd" -Label "con-dc-os" -OS "Windows"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-dc-data" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-dc-data.vhd" -Label "con-dc-data"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-db-os" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-db-os.vhd" -Label "con-db-os" -OS "Windows"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-db-data" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-db-data.vhd" -Label "con-db-data"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-app-os" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-app-os.vhd" -Label "con-app-os" -OS "Windows"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-app-data" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-app-data.vhd" -Label "con-app-data"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-web-os-01" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-web-os-01.vhd" -Label "con-web-os-01" -OS "Windows"

Add-AzureDisk -DiskName "con-admin-os" -MediaLocation "http://$storageAccountName.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/con-admin-os.vhd" -Label "con-admin-os" -OS "Windows"

# Create the domain controller from the disks

$dcosdisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-dc-os" }

$dcdatadisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-dc-data" }

$dcvmname = 'con-dc-01'

$dcsize='Medium'

$dcavailabilitySet = "con-dc-as"

$dcVM = New-AzureVMConfig -name $dcvmname -InstanceSize $dcsize -DiskName $dcosdisk.DiskName -AvailabilitySetName $dcavailabilitySet | Set-AzureSubnet -SubnetNames "DC" | Add-AzureDataDisk -Import -DiskName $dcdatadisk.DiskName -LUN 0

$dcVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name RDP -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3389 -PublicPort 52525 -VM $dcVM

New-AzureVM -ServiceName $dcservice -VMs $dcVM -AffinityGroup $AGName -VNetName $vnet

# Create the DB Server from the disks

$dbosdisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-db-os" }

$dbdatadisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-db-data" }

$dbvmname = 'con-db-01'

$dbsize='ExtraLarge'

$dbavailabilitySet = "con-db-as"

$dbsubnetname = "DB"

$dbVM = New-AzureVMConfig -name $dbvmname -InstanceSize $dbsize -DiskName $dbosdisk.DiskName -AvailabilitySetName $dbavailabilitySet

$dbVM = Set-AzureSubnet -SubnetNames $dbsubnetname -VM $dbVM

$dbVM = Add-AzureDataDisk -Import -DiskName $dbdatadisk.DiskName -VM $dbVM -LUN 0

$dbVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name RDP -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3389 -PublicPort 52525 -VM $dbVM

New-AzureVM -ServiceName $dbservice -VMs $dbVM -AffinityGroup $AGName -VNetName $vnet

# Create the App Server from the disks

$apposdisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-app-os" }

$appdatadisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-app-data" }

$appvmname = 'con-app-01'

$appsize='Medium'

$appavailabilitySet = "con-app-as"

$appsubnetname = "App"

$appVM = New-AzureVMConfig -name $appvmname -InstanceSize $appsize -DiskName $apposdisk.DiskName -AvailabilitySetName $appavailabilitySet

$appVM = Set-AzureSubnet -SubnetNames $appsubnetname -VM $appVM

$appVM = Add-AzureDataDisk -Import -DiskName $appdatadisk.DiskName -VM $appVM -LUN 0

$appVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name RDP -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3389 -PublicPort 52525 -VM $appVM

New-AzureVM -ServiceName $appservice -VMs $appVM -AffinityGroup $AGName -VNetName $vnet

# Create the Web Server from the disk

$webosdisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-web-os-01" }

$webvmname = 'con-web-01'

$websize='Medium'

$webavailabilitySet = "con-web-as"

$websubnetname = "Web"

$webVM = New-AzureVMConfig -name $webvmname -InstanceSize $websize -DiskName $webosdisk.DiskName -AvailabilitySetName $webavailabilitySet

$webVM = Set-AzureSubnet -SubnetNames $websubnetname -VM $webVM

$webVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name RDP -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3389 -PublicPort 52525 -VM $webVM

$webVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name HttpIn -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3456 -PublicPort 80 -VM $webVM -ProbePort 3456 -ProbeProtocol http -LBSetName WebFarm -ProbePath "/"

New-AzureVM -ServiceName $webservice -VMs $webVM -AffinityGroup $AGName -VNetName $vnet

# Create the admin jump box from the disk

$adminosdisk = Get-AzureDisk | where-object {$_.DiskName -eq "con-admin-os" }

$adminvmname = 'con-admin-01'

$adminsize='Medium'

$adminavailabilitySet = "con-admin-as"

$adminsubnetname = "Web"

$adminVM = New-AzureVMConfig -name $adminvmname -InstanceSize $adminsize -DiskName $adminosdisk.DiskName -AvailabilitySetName $adminavailabilitySet

$adminVM = Set-AzureSubnet -SubnetNames $adminsubnetname -VM $adminVM

#$adminVM = Add-AzureProvisioningConfig -VM $adminVM -Windows -AdminUsername "spadmin" -Password "pass@word1" -NoRDPEndpoint

$adminVM = Add-AzureEndpoint -Name RDP -Protocol tcp -LocalPort 3389 -PublicPort 52525 -VM $adminVM

New-AzureVM -ServiceName $adminservice -VMs $adminVM -AffinityGroup $AGName -VNetName $vnet

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