I’m working on Azure portal to create virtual machines with bastion and I was wondering, can I use DHCP server for internal IP addresses? I’m not sure it is possible because when I create a machine it already has an internal IP.
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DHCP by default does not exist in Microsoft Azure. Or you may call it as vNet. Just like you create a "Scope" of IP addresses in DHCP in an on-premesis environment, similarly, in Azure, you create "Subnet" in "vNet" and then when you create a VM and attach a vNet to it then the IP address is assigned from that subnet.
In simpler terms (not exact terms), you can say that: vNet -> DHCP Subnet -> Scope
I just wrote above relation in simpler terms so that you are able to understand it easily.
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That's what Azure Virtual Networks is for. Take a look at their documentation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-networks-overview
