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Passing String to PSIpRule
I'm having an Azure PowerShell issue. I can copy and paste a string into a command, but as soon as I pass it as a variable, it doesn't work:
String
$rulestr
@{IPAddressOrRange="13.65.24.129";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.94";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.95";Action="allow"}
Command doesn't work
Update-AzStorageAccountNetworkRuleSet -ResourceGroupName <RGName> -AccountName <SAName> -IpRule ($rulestr)
Update-AzStorageAccountNetworkRuleSet: Cannot bind parameter 'IPRule'. Cannot convert the "@{IPAddressOrRange="13.65.24.129";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.94";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.95";Action="allow"}" value of type "System.String" to type "Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Management.Storage.Models.PSIpRule".
Command works with exact copy/paste of string
Update-AzStorageAccountNetworkRuleSet -ResourceGroupName <RGName> -AccountName <SAName> -IpRule (@{IPAddressOrRange="13.65.24.129";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.94";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.95";Action="allow"})
Bypass : AzureServices
DefaultAction : Deny
IpRules : [13.65.24.129,...]
VirtualNetworkRules :
ResourceAccessRules :
I realized the problem was that I needed to supply an array variable instead of a string. Doing it with a regular array worked well until I added CIDR blocks to the list. I needed to define the array type first.
[Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Management.Storage.Models.PSIpRule[]]$rulearr = @()This worked
[Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Management.Storage.Models.PSIpRule[]]$rulearr = @(@{IPAddressOrRange="13.65.24.129";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.94";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.95";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.141.224/29";Action="allow"}) Update-AzStorageAccountNetworkRuleSet -ResourceGroupName <RGName> -AccountName <StorageAccount> -IpRule $rulearrOf course, my next problem is that I need more than 200 IP addresses in the list, but that's not a PowerShell issue.
I realized the problem was that I needed to supply an array variable instead of a string. Doing it with a regular array worked well until I added CIDR blocks to the list. I needed to define the array type first.
[Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Management.Storage.Models.PSIpRule[]]$rulearr = @()This worked
[Microsoft.Azure.Commands.Management.Storage.Models.PSIpRule[]]$rulearr = @(@{IPAddressOrRange="13.65.24.129";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.94";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.138.95";Action="allow"},@{IPAddressOrRange="13.66.141.224/29";Action="allow"}) Update-AzStorageAccountNetworkRuleSet -ResourceGroupName <RGName> -AccountName <StorageAccount> -IpRule $rulearrOf course, my next problem is that I need more than 200 IP addresses in the list, but that's not a PowerShell issue.
