Azure PowerShell (6) Setting up virtual machine Endpoint

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Please note:

-Azure does not support adding endpoint Range

-Maximum number of endpoint can be increased by 150

http://azure.microsoft.com/zh-cn/documentation/articles/azure-subscription-service-limits/

With Windows Azure Management Portal, we can open virtual machine's endpoint and borrow pictures from my previous blog post:

　　

But if we need to open a lot of endpoint, it needs to be set manually one by one, very cumbersome.

In fact, we can set up virtual machine endpoint in bulk through Windows Azure Powershell.

Let's say we've created 2 virtual machines, DNS is LeiAzure.cloudapp.net, VMS are LeiAzure001 and LeiAzure002.

Such as:

　　

Suppose I need to set up TCP Endpoint on LeiAzureVM001 this virtual machine

-Endpoint name is TCP80

-Public port is 80

-Public port is 80

1. We run Azure PowerShell as an administrator and enter the following command:

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The results of the implementation are as follows:

　　

　　

2. In Azure Management Portal You can view the results of the execution:

　　

The red part is the result of my PowerShell execution in step one.

Think: What should I do if I want to execute endpoint's load Balance on these 2 VMs on LeiAzureVM001 and LeiAzureVM002?

As follows:

　　

1. Because in the above steps, the 80 port is already occupied.

If we need to reset load balancing on port 80, first remove the endpoint Name created above, and for TCP80, execute the following PowerShell command:

2. Execute the following PowerShell script,

-Set the endpoint of the LeiAzureVM001 virtual machine

-Public port is 80

-Private Port is 80

-Endpoint name is VM001_80_LB

-Set the load balance set name at the same time as Lbset

Get-azurevm-servicename"leiazure"-name"LeiAzureVM001"| Add-azureendpoint-name"vm001_80_lb"-protocol"TCP"-publicport the-localport the-lbsetname"Lbset"-probeport the-probeprotocol"http"-probepath'/'| Update-azurevm

Execution results

　　

3. Continue with the following PowerShell

-Set the endpoint of the LeiAzureVM002 virtual machine

-Public port is 80

-Private Port is 80

-Endpoint name is VM002_80_LB

-Set the load balance set name at the same time as Lbset

Get-azurevm-servicename"leiazure"-name"LeiAzureVM002"| Add-azureendpoint-name"vm002_80_lb"-protocol"TCP"-publicport the-localport the-lbsetname"Lbset"-probeport the-probeprotocol"http"-probepath'/'| Update-azurevm

Execution Result:

　　

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Azure PowerShell (6) Setting up virtual machine Endpoint