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Where is the option to configure port mappings in the new Microsoft Azure portal (http://portal.azure.com)?

Hans Malherbe
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If you're setting up a Classic Virtual Machine (that is, with the legacy APIs, available in both the new and old portals), you'll find the settings under Endpoints, when you look at your VM's settings:

classic endpoints

If you created a VM using the new Resource Manager (either via portal or via ARM script), the concept of Endpoint no longer exists. Instead, you have an IP address, associated with a NIC. And that NIC is inside a Network Security Group (NSG). In the NSG, you define inbound and outbound port rules. A few more clicks away, but...

First look at your VM's settings and navigate to the network interface:

NIC

Then navigate to the network security group:

Network Security Group

Finally, edit the inbound rules:

inbound rules

Note: You may also add outbound rules.

David Makogon
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    Just to complete your solution: if you need to do a port translation (i.e. different port on the public side than on the VM itself) for an ARM VM, you'll need to put the VM behind a load balancer and use Inbound NAT Rules for the port translation. – Pedro Perez Dec 01 '15 at 22:21