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Brass Contributor

Nov 17, 2018

How to install oms extension on Linux VMs using CLI

Hi There, I want to install OMS extension on Linux VMs using Azure CLI and for this I am using below code. But not sure why there are two values with workspaceKey and omskey as well as workspaceI...

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TravisRoberts

MCT

Nov 17, 2018

Try replacing omsid with the actual workspace ID and omskey with the primary or secondary key from the workspace. Both can be found in advanced settings in the workspace

GouravIN

Brass Contributor

Nov 18, 2018

Hi Travis,

I just missed : in the script, Now able to understand it properly.

But whenever i tried to execute this script i am getting "Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes: line 1 column 2 (char 1)" error on screen.

Could you please help me to fix this. I have also attached screenshot for further reference : -

TravisRoberts
MCT
Nov 19, 2018
The only thing that I noticed is the examples in MS Docs only shows single quotes around protected-settings and settings. Try removing them from the rest?
- GouravIN
  Brass Contributor
  Nov 19, 2018
  Tried but no luck, same as earlier.
  - asimvirtual
    Copper Contributor
    Apr 23, 2019
    GouravIN
    
    This is an old thread and I am not sure if you already found a solution. But I wanted to reply just in case you haven't.
    
    Running a CLI command in PowerShell, the double quotes are handled differently. You need to add back-slash escape characters before the double quotes. Example below.
    
    .......
    --protected-settings '{"workspaceKey": \"omskey\"}' \
    --settings '{"workspaceId": \"omsid\"}'
    
    Hope this helps