How do I check if the Site24x7 server monitoring agent extension has been installed successfully in the Microsoft Azure portal?
Please follow the steps below:
- Log in to Microsoft Azure portal.
- Go to Virtual Machines > click on the VM for which you want to check if the agent extension is successfully installed.
- Click on Extensions. If the agent is successfully installed, the Windows/Linux Server Extension will be listed with the Status as Provisioning Succeeded.
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