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. Documentation applies for the latest stable RouterOS version. 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 This document describes RouterOS, the operating system of MikroTik devices. Qemu VM templates panel will appear at the right side. Inside Preferences window, Click on Qemu VMS from left panel. Azure supports only VHD files to create OS images. The following steps will show how to install MikroTik Cloud Hosted Router on GNS3 as QEMU VM.
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