Hi all Is there any PowerShell command that we can run through the runbook to check the update agent state of a VM in the update management

Hi @Gajula, Gowtham , maybe this helps: # For Windows VMs Get-AzVM | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Windowsconfiguration # For Linux VMs Get-AzVM | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Linuxconfiguration ---------- (If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer , thank you) Regards Andreas Baumgarten

How to check Virtual machine agent is in ready state using powershell script

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Andreas Baumgarten 104K Reputation points MVP

2022-03-22T08:15:40.317+00:00
Hi @Gajula, Gowtham ,

maybe this helps:

# For Windows VMs Get-AzVM | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Windowsconfiguration # For Linux VMs Get-AzVM | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Linuxconfiguration

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Andreas Baumgarten
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Gajula, Gowtham 26 Reputation points

2022-03-22T08:42:48.263+00:00

Hi @Andreas Baumgarten ,

This command is working is fine for subscription wise but, I need to check in single VM if the agent is ready state or not using PowerShell command

Andreas Baumgarten 104K Reputation points MVP

2022-03-22T09:25:12.44+00:00

Hi @Gajula, Gowtham ,

something like this?

(Get-AzVM -ResourceGroupName <yourRG> -Name <VMname> -Status).VMAgent.Statuses.DisplayStatus (Get-AzVM -ResourceGroupName <yourRG> -Name <VMname> -Status).VMAgent.VmAgentVersion

If the VM is deallocated both commands will return no value.

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Regards
Andreas Baumgarten

Gajula, Gowtham 26 Reputation points

2022-03-22T09:34:09.337+00:00

It's working good

silverbackbg 0 Reputation points

2023-03-09T17:49:24.3733333+00:00

This shows only if the agent is provisioned or not. However, that does little help when the agent is provisioned but is not configured or disabled.
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