Connect to Azure using PowerShell

In addition to using the portal to log in, you can also use PowerShell to connect to Azure.
The first thing to do is download the components

Http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/?rnd=1

http://www.windowsazure.cn/downloads/#cmd-line-tools

One is the international version, one is the domestic version, the same tool version.

The integrated installation via the Web Platform Installer will actually install some components depending on the operating system, and the following are the parts that need to be installed under window 10

See if you have this module

PS c:\windows\system32> get-module-listavailable Azure    directory:c:\program Files (x86) \microsoft SDKs\ Azure\powershell\servicemanagementmoduletype Version    Name                                exportedcommands-----------------    -- -                                -----------------   Manifest0.8.11     Azure                               {disable-azureserviceprojectremotedesktop, enable-Azuremem ... PS C:\Windows\system32>

Add an Azure account in the China region

Add-azureaccount-enviroment Azurechinacloud

It is possible to get this statement by this method

get-help add-azureaccount-Examples    --------------------------  5 in Azure China  --------------------------    PS C: >add-azureaccount-environment Azurechinacloud This    command uses the environment parameter to add a to Windows PowerShell for Azure China account. When you run    the command, a Windows pops up to request the user name and password of the account.

To query this sentence.

Add an international version of Azure account

Add-azureaccount

Please keep all lowercase in the input account.
Get the added account and subscription information. (SubscriptionId deleted)

PS c:\windows\system32> get-AzureSubscriptionSubscriptionId:SubscriptionName:MSDNEnvironment:AzureCloudSupp Ortedmodes:azureservicemanagement,azureresourcemanagerdefaultaccount:anderson.ling@outlook.comaccounts: {anderson.ling@Outlook.com} IsDefault:Trueiscurrent:TrueCurrentStorageAccountName:SubscriptionId:SubscriptionName:PayEnvironment:Azur EChinaCloudSupportedModes:AzureServiceManagementDefaultAccount:Andreson@signalTips.partner.onmschina.cnAccounts: {Andreson@signalTips.partner.onmschina.cn} IsDefault:Falseiscurrent:FalseCurrentStorageAccountName:SubscriptionId:SubscriptionName:FreeEnvironment:Azu ReChinaCloudSupportedModes:AzureServiceManagementDefaultAccount:Ling@SHTriathlon.partner.onmschina.cnAccounts: {Ling@SHTriathlon.partner.onmschina.cn} IsDefault:Falseiscurrent:FalseCurrentstorageaccountname:

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Can be based on this article

Http://www.cnblogs.com/threestone/p/4001943.html

Modify Subscription Name

Can get the current subscription account

PS c:\windows\system32> get-azuresubscription-currentsubscriptionid            : subscriptionname          : Freeenvironment:               azurechinacloudsupportedmodes            : Azureservicemanagementdefaultaccount            : Ling@ SHTriathlon.partner.onmschina.cnAccounts                  : {Ling@Shtriathlon.partner.onmschina.cn}isdefault                  False iscurrent                  True Currentstorageaccountname:

You can switch to the subscription account by Subscriptionname,subscriptionid

PS c:\windows\system32> select-azuresubscription-subscriptionname payps C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-azuresubscription-Currentsubscriptionid            : subscriptionname          : payenvironment               : Azurechinacloudsupportedmodes            : Azureservicemanagementdefaultaccount            : Andreson@  SignalTips.partner.onmschina.cnAccounts                  : {andreson@Signaltips.partner.onmschina.cn}isdefault                  False iscurrent                  True Currentstorageaccountname:

International edition can add multiple subscriptions in one subscription, mooncake version does not develop this feature

Azure Traffic Manager is now available in the Chinese version of Azure

Http://blogs.msdn.com/b/azchina/archive/2014/10/13/azure-traffic-manager-in-azure-in-china.aspx

How to install and configure Azure PowerShell

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/install-configure-powershell/

Connect to Azure using PowerShell