All of the documentation provides no help e.g. To attach the debugger to a cloud service (extended support) in Azure Choose Debug > Attach to Process (or press Ctrl + Alt + P ). Keep connection type at Default . Enter the connection target, using your IP address and port: {ipaddress}:4026 . Set Attach To to Automatic . Sign in using the same credentials as remote desktop user. Select Show process for all users . If you're debugging a worker role, attach to WaWorkerHost.exe ; if you're debugging a web role, attach to the w3wp.exe process; for a Web API role, it's WaIISHost.exe . Set breakpoints (navigate to the line, and press F9 ), access the site's public URL, and reproduce the scenario to debug. When I enter the service external ip and port 4024 it can not find nor connect to the service.

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How to remotely debug an Azure cloud service (extended) from visual studio?

Glenn Rockland 1

All of the documentation provides no help e.g.

To attach the debugger to a cloud service (extended support) in Azure

Choose Debug > Attach to Process (or press Ctrl+Alt+P).
Keep connection type at Default.
Enter the connection target, using your IP address and port: {ipaddress}:4026.
Set Attach To to Automatic.
Sign in using the same credentials as remote desktop user.
Select Show process for all users. If you're debugging a worker role, attach to WaWorkerHost.exe; if you're debugging a web role, attach to the w3wp.exe process; for a Web API role, it's WaIISHost.exe.
Set breakpoints (navigate to the line, and press F9), access the site's public URL, and reproduce the scenario to debug.

When I enter the service external ip and port 4024 it can not find nor connect to the service.