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VMSS azure new template
Hi All,
I am upgrading my VMSS in Azure to R81.20 from R80.30.
I have followed the document and upgraded my VMSS but now my MGMT is not detecting new VMSS. I see it can read that firewalls are there but not adding to smartconsole.
I have not deleted old template yet.
I have added my new template also for upgraded vmss but under controller i see only one template which is old.
How can I add new template under same existing controller.
autoprov_cfg set controller Azure -cn AzureCentralCanada -ct Tempelate1 Template2 ? Is this command right ?
[Expert@YND01-SP-ACP01:0]# autoprov_cfg show all
controllers:
AzureCentralCanada:
class: Azure
credentials:
"client_id": ****
"client_secret": "******"
"grant_type": "client_credentials"
tenant: "********"
subscription: "********"
templates:
- BSGSECInternalFirewalls (OLD ONE)
management:
host: localhost
name: YND01-SP-ACP01
schema: "v1.1.4"
templates:
(New one ) Azure:
application-control: true
one-time-password: "__protected__autoprovision/*******"
policy: "Azure_Internal_Policy"
url-filtering: true
version: "R81.20"
BSGSECInternalFirewalls:
application-control: true
custom-gateway-script: "/home/admin/scaleSetConfigsCA-Central"
ips: true
one-time-password: "__protected__autoprovision/7*********/one-time-password"
policy: "Azure_Internal_Policy"
prefix-name: Internal
url-filtering: true
version: "R80.30"
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to add a new template just run:
autoprov_cfg add template -tn newTemplateName .....(all relevant flags).
I see that you added the template specifically in the controller so add the new and the old one :
autoprov_cfg set controller Azure -cn AzureCentralCanada -ct BSGSECInternalFirewalls newTemplateName
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to add a new template just run:
autoprov_cfg add template -tn newTemplateName .....(all relevant flags).
I see that you added the template specifically in the controller so add the new and the old one :
autoprov_cfg set controller Azure -cn AzureCentralCanada -ct BSGSECInternalFirewalls newTemplateName