az storage blob upload -account-key xxxx -account-name chrteststorageaccount -container-name imagecontainer -file C:/temp/chr-6.46.7.vhd -name chr-6.46.7. (use your own account key instead of xxxx) The new VHD must be a page blob. az storage container create -name imagecontainer -account-name chrteststorageaccount If it's successfull, you have to create a container within the storage account. az storage account create -name chrteststorageaccount -resource-group DemoRSC In Azure you will need to create a storage account: ( use Azure CLI in your terminal) If you prefer GUI, you can do this few steps on Azure portal, the parameters are the same. Convert VHDX image to a VHD! For this, use Powershell and use fixed type virtual disk! Convert-VHD -Path C:\temp\chr-6.46.7.vhdx -DestinationPath C:\temp\chr-6.46.7.vhd -VHDType Fixed If bigger storage is desired, you can expand the. Step 8: Step 9: By default CHR disk image is 128MB. Step 5: Step 6: By default VMWare uses 256MB RAM, adjust the size if needed, any size starting from 128MB can be used for RouterOS. Azure supports only VHD files to create OS images. Step 4: Select the file you downloaded from download page.
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