Note: Public IP resources are not the same as Reserved Virtual Addresses (Azure classic deployment).

• Navigate to the Azure portal
• Navigate to Public IP Addresses.
• Click on +Add
• Fill in the relevant information for creating a new IP public addresses
  • Name: Name to associate with your Stream Manager
  • IP Version: Select IPv4
  • IP address assignment: Static
  • Idle Timeout: 4 (Leave at default)
  • DNS name label: None (Leave at default)
  • Create an IPv6 address: Unchecked (Leave at default)
  • Subscription: Select your subscription (Use the same subscription that is used for AD access authentication)
  • Resource group: Select “Use existing” and select your autoscaling resource group.
  • Location: Select the region where the IP address will be reserved.
  • Click Create to create the IP address. It will take a few seconds to create the IP address resource.

How to delete a reserved public IP address using CLI or the portal’s GUI

USING PORTAL GUI

• Navigate to All Resources or Public IP Addresses in the portal.
• Identify the Public IP address resource and delete it.

USING AZURE CLI

az network public-ip delete -n <static-ip-resource-name> -g <resource-group-name>