Microsoft Azure: Configure the Azure for PowerShell local management environment

1: # Subscribe to the Credit connection setup problem (only with login credit, other required credit is given later)

2: # Get credit Documents

3: # First behavior Microsoft Azure (WW)

4: # Second act China Azure

5:get-azurepublishsettingsfile

6:get-azurepublishsettingsfile-environment Azurechinacloud

7:get-azurepublishsettingsfile-environment Azurecloud

8:

9: # Import the credit file, no geographical designation (geographical designation is already included in the credit file obtained above)

10:import-azurepublishsettingsfile–publishsettingsfile ' C:\Visual Studio Ultimate with Msdn-9-5-2014-credentials.publishsettings '

11:import-azurepublishsettingsfile–publishsettingsfile ' C + free trial -9-5-2014-credentials.publishsettings '

12:

13: # Get full native already imported subscription information

14:get-azuresubscription

15: # Get the default subscription name (use a database that has its own default database for each session)

: (Get-azuresubscription-default). Subscriptionname

17: # Get specific subscription information for all subscriptions

18:get-azuresubscription | Format-list-property subscriptionname,isdefault,serviceendpoint,certificate

19:

20: # Specify the subscription you want to use (using use Userdatabasename in a database similar to the usage)

21:set-azuresubscription-subscriptionname ' Visual Studio Ultimate with MSDN '

22:set-azuresubscription-subscriptionname ' free trial '

23:

24:select-azuresubscription-subscriptionname ' msbigdatastu09 '

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Microsoft Azure: Configure the Azure for PowerShell local management environment