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I have a VM which exists (I can ssh to it, use it's web server..) is reported in the output of az vm list for my resource group.
However, if I try to show the vm or perform any operations on it, I am informed it is not found. Similarly, the vm is not shown in the Azure portal.
As a result, I'm unable to delete the VM. (The link in the error message isn't much help.)
Any suggestions as to how to fix this appreciated.
ubuntu@access:~/Desktop$ az vm list -g SE-Arch -o table
Name ResourceGroup Location Zones
------ --------------- ---------- -------
cfyman SE-Arch westus
jump SE-Arch westus
ubuntu@access:~/Desktop$ az vm show -n cfyman -g SE-Arch -o table
The Resource 'Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/cfyman' under resource group 'SE-Arch' was not found. For more details please go to https://aka.ms/ARMResourceNotFoundFix
ubuntu@access:~/Desktop$
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I have the same issue. The Linux VM was created successfully but never showed up in the Azure portal. The NIC and disk are there, but cannot be deleted due to their attachment to the VM which is just a ghost in the shell. The VM is still running however which I would assume I'm still being billed for.
After the successful deployment, I can see in the resource group activity log that the VM was deleted, supposedly successfully but I don't know why, or how to remove now.
Hope the provided information is helpful.
Please 'Accept as answer' if the provided information is helpful, so that it can help others in the community looking for help on similar topics.
Is there anything else that can be done for this? This issue seems to be affecting a number of people and I'm still being billed for a VM which is running but is not accessible in any way I've tried or has been suggested.
The NIC and disk both show they are attached and managed by the VM that they were created with, but clicking the link to that VM opens and endless loading page. Please could someone provide a method of removing this VM.
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I have the same issue with a windows vm.
The vm is up and running, but i cannot see it in the azure portal.
All resources from this vm are visible.
Apologies for the inconvenience caused due to this issue.
It could be due to sync issue from ARM to Portal. Try in a different browser if that helps. However, you can open a support case t get the issue checked.
Here are similar issues reported in the past which have few suggestion, requesting to please check them once.
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Unfortunately neither of those links provided a solution. I am being billed for resources that I cannot remove, and I don't have a support plan as this is a personal Visual Studio subscription. Is there any way I could get someone from Azure Support to take a look and delete the resources for me without a support plan?
To confirm - this is not a filtering issue and it's not specific to my browser or even user account access.
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Hi
I am also facing same issue with my three Windows server 2019 VMs.
I cannot access them from portal, powershell or az cli. I Tried three different browsers and also cloud shell.
The VM's are still running, I can RDP into them.