Provisioning Timeout on Linux VM

Ejecutándose (Tiempo de espera de aprovisionamiento agotado) 
How I solve this error?When
create a VM linuxbased on Centos the provisioning not end as fine. 
Can I reboot the VM?
Can I shutdown de VM and "Power ON " the  VM?

Hi,
Which region is that VM in? In addition, what is the user name you defined when creating the VM? Please check the link below to see if you used a listed user name when you created the VM as the provisioning process might fail when using those user names.
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-linux-usernames/?fb=zh-cn
If it is not related to the user name, then I recommend you to restart/shut down it in
Azure management portal.
In addition, you can also use Azure PowerShell or CLT commands to stop/start the VM.
Best regards,
Susie
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