First published on CloudBlogs on Mar 16, 2015
My name is Sandeep Patnaik, and I work in the Remote Desktop team. Many of you reached out to us and asked for a way to manage Azure RemoteApp collections programmatically. I am excited to announce the public availability of the Azure RemoteApp PowerShell cmdlets, as part of the latest version of Microsoft Azure CLI tools (direct download from
here
). Additionally, the RemoteApp .NET SDK is available as a NuGet package
here
.
Full documentation for the RemoteApp tools will be available soon, but in the meantime we have ensured that each of the cmdlets is accompanied by help. To get you started, here are some examples on how to use the cmdlets.
First, follow the instructions outlined
here
to start managing your subscription using Microsoft Azure PowerShell.
To create a cloud collection:
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New-AzureRemoteAppCollection -Collectionname RAppO365Col1 -ImageName "Office 365 ProPlus (Subscription required)" -Plan Basic -Location "West US" -Description "Office 365 Collection."
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The above command automatically publishes Microsoft Office 365 applications (Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Visio and Word).
Collection creation can take 30 minutes or longer to complete. Therefore, this command returns a tracking ID that you can use as follows:
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Get-AzureRemoteAppOperationResult -TrackingId xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
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After the collection has been created, you can add users to a collection:
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Add-AzureRemoteAppUser -Collectionname RAppO365Col1 -Type MicrosoftAccount -UserUpn someone@domain.com
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Here are all the cmdlets we have introduced:
RemoteApp collection cmdlets:
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New-AzureRemoteAppCollection
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Get-AzureRemoteAppCollection
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Set-AzureRemoteAppCollection
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Update-AzureRemoteAppCollection
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Remove-AzureRemoteAppCollection
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Add-AzureRemoteAppUser
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Get-AzureRemoteAppUser
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Remove-AzureRemoteAppUser
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Get-AzureRemoteAppSession
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Disconnect-AzureRemoteAppSession
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Invoke-AzureRemoteAppSessionLogoff
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Send-AzureRemoteAppSessionMessage
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Get-AzureRemoteAppProgram
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Get-AzureRemoteAppStartMenuProgram
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Publish-AzureRemoteAppProgram
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Unpublish-AzureRemoteAppProgram
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Get-AzureRemoteAppCollectionUsageDetails
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Get-AzureRemoteAppCollectionUsageSummary
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Get-AzureRemoteAppPlan
RemoteApp virtual network cmdlets:
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New-AzureRemoteAppVNet
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Get-AzureRemoteAppVNet
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Set-AzureRemoteAppVNet
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Remove-AzureRemoteAppVNet
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Get-AzureRemoteAppVpnDevice
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Get-AzureRemoteAppVpnDeviceConfigScript
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Reset-AzureRemoteAppVpnSharedKey
RemoteApp template image cmdlets:
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New-AzureRemoteAppTemplateImage
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Get-AzureRemoteAppTemplateImage
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Rename-AzureRemoteAppTemplateImage
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Remove-AzureRemoteAppTemplateImage
Other RemoteApp cmdlets:
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Get-AzureRemoteAppLocation
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Get-AzureRemoteAppWorkspace
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Set-AzureRemoteAppWorkspace
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Get-AzureRemoteAppOperationResult
Our goal is to provide you the best management experience. Let us know what you think of these new PowerShell cmdlets in the comments section below or on the
Azure discussion forums
. You can also submit feedback request on the
Azure feedback site
.
You can also file bugs directly
here
.
Happy scripting and happy coding!
Thank you!
Note: Questions and comments are welcome. However, please DO NOT post a request for troubleshooting by using the comment tool at the end of this post. Instead, post a new thread in the
Azure RemoteApp forum
.
