Scripts/Reskit9/All Resources/xAzure/Examples/Status.ps1
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############################################################ # DSC Azure Test Example - Status # # This script will show the detailed status of the Virtual # Machine in Azure. # # Before running this script, do the following: # * Open PowerShell and run Get-AzurePublishSettingsFile # * Download the .publishsettings file in to $workingdir # # INSTANCE - use this identifier to add more test environments # If you are only adding VM's and don't need a new full environment, # you only need to add another VM section to this script and run # it again. param( [string]$InstanceID, [switch]$ConnectionFiles ) $Status = @() $VMlist = Get-AzureVM | ? {$_.ServiceName -like "*$InstanceID"} foreach ($VM in $VMlist) { $VMName = $VM.Name $ServiceName = $VM.ServiceName # Set the folder where your files will live $workingdir = split-path $myinvocation.mycommand.path if ((test-path $workingdir) -eq $false) { Write-Warning 'The working directory does not exist. Exiting script.' Exit } $VMStatus = get-azurevm -name $VMName -servicename $ServiceName $fqdn = $ServiceName+'.cloudapp.net' $VMDetails = "" | Select CloudServiceName, VirtualMachineName, VirtualMachineIP, RemoteDesktopPort, PowerShellRemotePort, VirtualMachineStatus, GuestAgentStatus, ResourceExtensionStatus $VMDetails.CloudServiceName = $fqdn $VMDetails.VirtualMachineName = $VMName $VMDetails.VirtualMachineIP = $VMStatus.IpAddress $VMDetails.RemoteDesktopPort = Get-AzureEndpoint -VM $VMStatus | ? Name -eq RDP | % Port $VMDetails.PowerShellRemotePort = Get-AzureEndpoint -VM $VMStatus | ? Name -eq WinRmHTTPs | % Port $VMDetails.VirtualMachineStatus = $($VMStatus.Status) $VMDetails.GuestAgentStatus = $VMStatus.GuestAgentStatus.Status $VMDetails.ResourceExtensionStatus = $VMStatus.ResourceExtensionStatusList.ExtensionSettingStatus.Status $Status += $VMDetails if ($ConnectionFiles -eq $true -AND ($VM.vm.configurationsets.inputendpoints | % name) -contains 'RDP') { write-host "Downloading RDP File to WorkingDir" # include this line to automatically download the RDP file for a VM if available $VMFolder = if (!(test-path $workingdir\$VMName)) {mkdir $workingdir\$VMName} $RDP = Get-AzureRemoteDesktopFile -ServiceName $ServiceName -Name $VMName -LocalPath (Join-Path $workingdir\$VMName 'Connect.rdp') } if ($ConnectionFiles -eq $true -AND ($VM.vm.configurationsets.inputendpoints | % name) -contains 'WinRmHTTPs') { write-host "Installing certificate in local user store, to trust PowerShell endpoint." $Cert = Get-AzureCertificate -ServiceName $ServiceName -Thumbprint $VMStatus.VM.DefaultWinRmCertificateThumbprint -ThumbprintAlgorithm sha1 $VMFolder = if (!(test-path $workingdir\$VMName)) {mkdir $workingdir\$VMName} $CertData = Join-Path $workingdir\$VMName Localhost.cert $Cert.data | out-file $CertData $CertResult = Import-Certificate -FilePath $CertData -CertStoreLocation Cert:\CurrentUser\Root write-host `n write-host 'Creating ConnectTo-Demo.ps1 to simplify PS remote connection.' "Enter-PSSession -ComputerName $fqdn -Credential (get-credential) -Port $PSPort -UseSSL" | Out-File (join-path $workingdir\$VMName ConnectTo-FullAdmin.ps1) "Write-Host 'This script assumes you have setup the demo endpoint.' -ForeGroundColor Green;Enter-PSSession -ComputerName $fqdn -Credential (get-credential) -Port $PSPort -ConfigurationName Demo1EP -UseSSL" | Out-File (join-path $workingdir\$VMName ConnectTo-Demo.ps1) } $Status } |