Migrating a machine with a public IP from Azure

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Hi Everyone, Would like to migrate a machine that has a public IP Address from Azure.
The setup is as follows

I have 2 Subnet which are both Private (Migrate 192.168.2.0/24 \ Staging 192.168.1.0/24)

Replication Setting template has been setup as follows.

Replication Servers
Subnet - Staging
Replication Server instance type - t3.small
EBS volume type (for replicating disks over 500 GiB) - Faster, General Purpose SSD (gp2)
EBS encryption - Default
Always use Application Migration Service security group - Yes
Additional security groups - None

Data routing and throttling
Use private IP for data replication - No
Create public IP - Yes
Throttle network bandwidth (per server) - No throttling

Replication resources tags
No resource tags exist

Source Server has all been setup and has imported and the status is Ready for testing

I run the job and this is what I receive in the Job log

12/11/2021, 15:14:58 Job started 12/11/2021, 15:14:58 Started taking snapshot Source server : DC01

12/11/2021, 15:15:39 Finished taking snapshot Source server : DC01

12/11/2021, 15:15:40 Conversion started Source server : DC01

12/11/2021, 15:28:06 Conversion ended Source server : DC01

Conversion Server instance ID: *****************
12/11/2021, 15:28:07 Started launching test/ cutover EC2 instance Source server : DC01

12/11/2021, 15:38:13 Launching of test/ cutover instance failed Source server : DC01

Error: An error occurred (InvalidParameter) when calling the RunInstances operation: The AssociatePublicIpAddress parameter is only supported for VPC launches.

I have tried changing this section in the Replication Setting template to say no but it still fails.

Data routing and throttling
Create public IP - No

I have tried to search the forums but don't find anything and I am running out of ideas.

asked 2 years ago401 views
1 Answer
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This was an issue with the Subnet.

answered 2 years ago

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