azure/azure-vm-scripts

Repository of custom scripts for managing Azure virtual machines and related infrastructure.

azure-vm-scripts's Issues

Virtual

Vm

Missing ability to Resize to Premium Storage

The script does not seem to support resizing from Standard Size (Storage) to Premium Size (Storage).
Will there be an option to copy VHDs over to Premium Storage Accounts as part of the resize?

Unable to execute the get-azurermvmhealth

Hi ,

When i execute get-azurermvmhealth.ps1 -resourcegroupname rg1 -name rg1vm
i get below ouput and not showing any vmhealth status:

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not yet initialized
23451443-65e5-479b-a955-cd5329ba25fb
AMD64
10.0
14393
Windows Server 2016 Datacenter
None

�[2J�[2J�[1;1H�[0m�[22m�[25m�[27m�[40m�[37m �[2;1H �[3;1HComputer is booting, SAC started and initialized. �[4;1H �[5;1HUse the "ch -?" command for information about using channels. �[6;1HUse the "?" command for general help. �[7;1H �[8;1H �[9;1HSAC> �[10;1H �[11;1H �[12;1H �[13;1H �[14;1H �[15;1H �[16;1H �[17;1H �[18;1H �[19;1H �[20;1H �[21;1H �[22;1H �[23;1H �[24;1H �[9;5H�[22m�[25m�[27m�[40m�[37m
EVENT: A new channel has been created. Use "ch -?" for channel help.
Channel: SACSetupAct
SAC>
EVENT: A new channel has been created. Use "ch -?" for channel help.
Channel: SACSetupErr
SAC>
EVENT: A channel has been closed.
Channel: SACSetupAct
SAC>
EVENT: A channel has been closed.
Channel: SACSetupErr
SAC>
EVENT: The CMD command is now available.
SAC>

This repo is missing important files

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Latest commit breaks script

Hello,

$currentSub is not defined which breaks the script in an awkward spot as it has deleted everything but hasn't created anything again.

Luckily rest of the script was pretty straight forward and I've been able to run the following commands manually and get it back up and running.