The Remote Debugging Monitor listens to a port ( each Visual Studio version has a different default) - 4024 for VS 2019. Once confirmed it adds in the following firewall rules for the 圆4 and x86 versions of the application.
Run the msvsmon.exe as an Administrator, and it will prompt you to set up some firewall rules on the Virtual Machine as below. Make sure you download the version that matches the Visual Studio version that you will be using to debug. Alternatively, you can also install the Remote Debugger tools from the internet. Copy over the Remote Debugger folder into the virtual machine. The above path is for Visual Studio (VS) 2019 Professional version. The path might slightly different based on the version of Visual Studio and the Subscription (Professional, Community, Enterprise).
Assuming you have Visual Studio installed on your local machine (which is why you are trying to debug in the first place), you can find msvsmon under the folder - C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Professional\Common7\IDE\Remote Debugger. To be able to remote debug to a Virtual Machine it needs to be running the Remote Debugging Monitor (msvsmon). If you are interested in watching this in action, check out the video in the link above. In this post, we will look at how to set up the Virtual Machine and Visual Studio for remote debugging.
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