Yesterday I was able to connect Azure SQL Database - Today I am not

Hello Everyone,
I have problem with establishing connection with Azure SQL Database. I have read many articles here, tried some solutions but none worked.
0. On last Friday everything worked well - today it does not.
1. I added my public IP Address in Azure Management Portal earlier.
2. I tried different types of login-ways: login@nameserver, I used numeric addresses instead of server names, I set TCP connection manually, added encryption in one case either, tried do establish connection with particular database
3. Firewall does not block 1433 out connection
4. My IP address is static
5. I have no error message displayed using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - it just hangs.. - no response at all
6. I cannot ping the machine but its name is resolved correctly - maybe it does not respond using echo reply on purpose
7. Status of my database is Active - I am able to connect it and manage via browser and management portal at the moment
8. When I am trying to connect database via Visual Studio - it hangs.. - VS must be stopped manually via task manager
9. My local CloudService has problem with connection to the db either
10. Currently I am not able to deploy my CloudService because when I am trying to Publish it - VS hangs as soon as first Publish dialog window appears. Looks that I am able to deploy cloud service via Management portal only.
I am still trying to dive into the problem but at this moment I would be grateful for any clues.
Regards,

Hi Mekh, hi everyone
PROBLEM SOLVED.
Yestarday I updated Azure Firewall rule and database-level firewall rules (master, my_database). I added special input / output protocols (IP, TCP, UDP) rules to my COMODO firewall (MSSMS could send anything and receive anything using IP, TCP and UDP). Status
of my computer -> database connection was set to ESTABLISHED in netstat output but MSSMS was still unavailable (no response at all - no error message).
I DECIDED TO UNINSTALL COMODO AT ALL and then if it does not work - reinstall local SQL Server, MSSMS and finally Visual Studio. When Comodo was gone - problem was gone either. Now I have connection with my database using MSSMS and I do not have to reinstall
anything more.
Regards,

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