As you start working with Azure Pack, you probably realize that you have a lot of existing VM’s that you would like to import into Azure Pack, and by that be able to use them just as you can handle all new ones?
All that’s needed for that, is to set the correct AzurePack user as the owner and SelfServicUuser on that Virtual Machine. And of course, have the machine in the correct “Cloud”.
Here is a small script which will help you out by;
- Asking in a Grid View, which Cloud you would like to import a machine in.
- Ask which user that should be the new owner of this VM.
- Let you pick, which VM from the Cloud you would like to import.
As we have multiple clouds, and users can have multiple subscriptions, I chose to make the script use GridView, to minimize the risk for human errors (typos).
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# You have to set your SCVMM server and use -ForOnBehalfOf to make use of SPF. $SCVMMSERVER = Get-SCVMMServer -ComputerName YOUR.SCVVM.SERVER.FQDN -ForOnBehalfOf $SCCloud = Get-SCCloud -Name (Get-SCCloud | select Name | Out-GridView -Title "Select Cloud" -PassThru).Name $SCUser = (Get-SCUserRole | Where-Object Cloud -Match $SCCloud).Name -Replace "_.+","" | Out-GridView -PassThru -Title "Select User" $vmselfserviceuserrole = Get-SCUserRole | Where-Object Cloud -Match $SCCloud | Where-Object Name -Like $SCUser* $SCVM = (get-scvirtualmachine ($SCCloud | Get-SCVirtualMachine | select Name | Out-GridView -Title "Select VM" -PassThru).Name) Set-SCVirtualMachine -VM $SCVM –UserRole $vmselfserviceuserrole –Owner $SCUser |