Examples/Create_FirewallRule.ps1
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Configuration creates Azure SQL Database Server Firewall Rule #> configuration CreateSqlDatabaseServerFirewallRule { param ( $workingDirectory, $ruleName, $serverName, $startIPAddress, $endIPAddress, $azureSubscriptionName, $azurePublishSettingsFile ) Import-DscResource -Name MSFT_xAzureSqlDatabaseServerFirewallRule # Verify working directory if ((test-path $workingDirectory) -eq $false) { Write-Warning 'The working directory does not exist. Exiting script.' Exit } node localhost { xAzureSqlDatabaseServerFirewallRule firewallRule { RuleName = $ruleName ServerName = $serverName StartIPAddress = $startIPAddress EndIPAddress = $endIPAddress AzureSubscriptionName = $azureSubscriptionName AzurePublishSettingsFile = $azurePublishSettingsFile } #LocalConfigurationManager #{ #CertificateId = $node.Thumbprint #} } } $script:configData = @{ AllNodes = @( @{ NodeName = "localhost" Role = "TestHost" #CertificateFile = Join-Path $workingdir 'publicKey.cer' #Thumbprint = '' }; ); } #Sample use (please change values of parameters according to your scenario): $workingDirectory = 'C:\test' $azureSubscriptionName = 'Visual Studio Ultimate with MSDN' $azurePublishSettingsFile = Join-Path $workingDirectory 'visual.publishsettings' $ruleName = "ruleName" $serverName = "serverName" $startIPAddress = "111.111.111.111" $endIPAddress = "111.111.111.111" CreateSqlDatabaseServerFirewallRule -configurationData $script:configData -workingDirectory $workingDirectory ` -azureSubscriptionName $azureSubscriptionName -azurePublishSettingsFile $azurePublishSettingsFile ` -ruleName $ruleName -serverName $serverName -startIPAddress $startIPAddress -endIPAddress $endIPAddress |