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Using Update-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule in PowerShell for Windows Environments
In this article, we will explore the usage of the Update-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule cmdlet in PowerShell for Windows environments. This cmdlet allows us to update the virtual network rules for an Azure PostgreSQL server, enabling secure access from specific virtual networks. While the original documentation for this cmdlet is in English, we will provide a detailed explanation and examples adapted for Windows users.
Examples:
- Updating a Virtual Network Rule: To update a virtual network rule using the Update-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule cmdlet, you need to provide the resource group name, server name, and the name of the virtual network rule you want to update. Here's an example:
Update-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule -ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup" -ServerName "myServer" -VirtualNetworkRuleName "myVirtualNetworkRule" -IgnoreMissingEndpoint $true- Retrieving Virtual Network Rules: To retrieve the virtual network rules associated with an Azure PostgreSQL server, you can use the Get-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule cmdlet. Here's an example:
Get-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule -ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup" -ServerName "myServer"- Adding a New Virtual Network Rule: To add a new virtual network rule, you can use the New-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule cmdlet. Here's an example:
New-AzPostgreSqlVirtualNetworkRule -ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup" -ServerName "myServer" -VirtualNetworkRuleName "myNewVirtualNetworkRule" -VirtualNetworkSubnetId "/subscriptions/<subscriptionId>/resourceGroups/<resourceGroupName>/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/<virtualNetworkName>/subnets/<subnetName>"