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Find the Vnet details of an Azure VM -Powershell

FInd the azure powershell script to get the VNET of an azure VM  Import-Module -Name Az  Login-AzAccount $vmname=Read-host "Enter the name of your VM"  $vmName=Get-AzVM -Name $vmname $VM = Get-azVM -ResourceGroupName $vmName.ResourceGroupName -Name $VMName.name  $VMNicName = $vmname.NetworkProfile.NetworkInterfaces.Id.Split("/")[-1]  $VMNic=Get-AzNetworkInterface -ResourceGroupName $RG -name $VMNicName  $VMvNetName = $VMNic.IpConfigurations.Subnet.Id.Split("/")[8]  $vNet = Get-AzVirtualNetwork  -ResourceGroupName $RG -Name $VMvNetName Write-host "Vnet of the VM is : " $vNet.Name  
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Convert Dynamic IP to static IP in a Windows computer or server

Make sure the Powershell should be opened with  elevated privilege  $Domain =  read-host "Enter the domain name for the DNS Suffix " #Collect Network Configuration variables $IfName = (Get-NetIPInterface -AddressFamily IPv4 -Dhcp Enabled).InterfaceAlias $IfIndex = (Get-NetIPInterface -AddressFamily IPv4 -Dhcp Enabled).ifIndex $IP = (Get-NetIPConfiguration -InterfaceIndex $IfIndex | Select-Object -ExpandProperty IPv4Address).IPv4Address Start-Sleep -Seconds 20 Write-host "IP Address set as: $IP." $Gateway = (Get-NetIPConfiguration -InterfaceIndex $IfIndex | Select-Object -ExpandProperty IPv4DefaultGateway).NextHop Write-host "Gateway set as: $Gateway." $PrefixLength = Get-NetIPAddress -InterfaceIndex $IfIndex | Select-Object -ExpandProperty PrefixLength $DNSServers = @() $DNS = @() $DNS = Get-DnsClientServerAddress -InterfaceIndex $IfIndex | Select-Object -ExpandProperty ServerAddresses foreach($item in $DNS) {     $DNSServers += $item } Write-host  "S
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Login into Azure using Powershell

Import-Module -Name Az Login-AzAccount  # This will prompt for the username and password get-azsubscription $getallSubscriptions = Get-AzSubscription $getallSubscriptions  will have the complete list of subscriptions 
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Export Azure VM details to CSV with Tags

Import-Module -Name Az Login-AzAccount get-azsubscription $getallSubscriptions = Get-AzSubscription foreach($subscription in $getallSubscriptions) { Select-AzSubscription $subscription $vms = Get-AzVM foreach($vm in $vms) { { $TagOut =$nulll foreach($tag in $vm.tags.keys) { $Tagz=$tag+ ":" + $vm.tags.$tag+ "," $TagOut=$TagOut+$Tagz }    $value = $($subscription.Id) + "," + $($rg.ResourceGroupName)  + "," + $vm.Name + ","  + "," +$vm.Id   + "," +  $TagOut  Add-content -path "C:\azure-Vm.txt" -value $value $TagOut will have the complete tags with comma separated you can rename the output file to csv and make use of it 
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Powershell commands for DNS Management

Get DNS Record  Remove All Root Hints   Get-DnsServerResourceRecord -ZoneName "..roothints" | Remove-DnsServerResourceRecord -Force -ZoneName "..roothints" Remove A Record  Remove-DnsServerResourceRecord -ZoneName "MyZone" -RRType "A" -Name "Host01" -RecordData "10.10.3.11" Search C-Name  Get-DnsServerResourceRecord -RRType CName -ZoneName "contoso.com" | ? {$_.RecordData.HostNameAlias -eq "hostname.contoso.com." -and $_.HostName -eq "web1.yourdomain.com" Add C-Name Add-DnsServerResourceRecordCName -ComputerName DNSSrvr01 -ZoneName 'Myzone' -Name MyHostname -HostNameAlias MyHostnameAlias Remove C-Name  Remove-DnsServerResourceRecord    -ZoneName ' M yzone.com ' -ComputerName  D nSSrvr001  -RRType CName -Name " M yCname"  -Force Where  MyZone is the zone name ComputerName is the DNS Server to which you want to connect. Ignore this switch if yo
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