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C xPSDesiredStateConfiguration -strip -components 1 Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https: // /dsccommunity /ActiveDirectoryDsc /archive /v2.

Install-DC -and -CA / Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https: // /dsccommunity /xPSDesiredStateConfiguration /archive /v7. deploy /root /configure -dc -and -ca /cDisk /. deploy /root /configure -dc -and -ca / Install-DC -and -CA.ps1. deploy /connection -service / new-admin -vm / Install-ConnectionServer.ps1. deploy /remote -workstations / new-agent -vm / Install-PCoIPAgent.ps1. Mkdir -p $home /clouddrive /DSC / Install-DC -and -CAĬp. Mkdir -p $home /clouddrive /DSC / Install-ConnectionServer Mkdir -p $home /clouddrive /DSC / Install-PCoIPAgent $gitRepo = " " $storageAccountName = " " $stogareAccountResourceGroupName = " " $containerName = " "

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You can also run the following script in CloudShell to build the DSC zip files: Zip ip the contents of the folders and name them appropriately.The dscmetadata.json files is a simple JSON file that details location information for where to load modules from.xPSDesiredStateConfiguration\→ The contents of xPSDeiredStateConfiguration v7.0.0.1.tar.gz\xPSDesiredStateConfiguration-7.0.0.Add each dependency to seperate folders, for example for Install-ConnectionServer the structure should look like:.Create a folder with the DSC script at the root level.xPSDeiredStateConfiguration v7.0.0.1.

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Download the following required dependencies:.

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This section outlines how to create a DSC zip file for the Cloud Access Connector for Azure: Deploy-CAM.ps1 -binaryLocation -CAMDeploymentTemplateURI " " Creating a DSC Zip File Invoke-Webrequest -usebasicparsing " " -OutFile Deploy-CAM.ps1

Run the Deploy-CAM.ps1 script as you normal but specify the location of the source and binary files as follows:.

Context ` -Blob "agent/ $fileName " ` -File "./agent/ $fileName " ` -Force Invoke-WebRequest ` -Uri $binary ` -OutFile "./agent/ $fileName " Set-AzureStorageBlobContent ` -Container $container. Context ` -Blob " $fileName " ` -File "./ $fileName " ` -Force Invoke-WebRequest ` -Uri $binary ` -OutFile $fileName Set-AzureStorageBlobContent ` -Container $container.

Mkdir -p $home /clouddrive /binaries /agent

Copy the binaries using this CloudShell script:.

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Various PCoIP Agent Windows and Linux binaries.

OpenSSL for Windows binary used for downloading Domain Controller's LDAPS certificates:.

Apache Tomcat binary used for running PCoIP Broker and Management Interface:.

Windows DSC script for provisioning Connection Server machine to run PCoIP Broker and Management Interface:.

Windows DSC script for provisioning a stand-alone Domain Controller for testing:.

Windows DSC script for provisioning Windows Remote Workstations:.

Connection Manager/Security Gateway setup files:.

Upload the following files to the container:.

Context -ErrorAction Stop -Permission Container $container = New-AzureStorageContainer -Name -Context $acct.

Create a public file store to store the required binaries for example, Azure Blob storage or S3 bucket.

Create a publicly accessible copy of the repository.

This section outlines how to ensure that Cloud Access Connectors deployments are always the same version and stable, and are only updated after an internal review by copying the required artifacts and binaries to the Azure Storage Blob: Copying Artifacts and Binaries to Azure Storage Blob A fork of this repo can be created by clicking the "Fork" button at the top of this page. If for some reason you wish to not use the latest version, you can create your own fork of the deployment script, Azure templates, and required binaries for deployment in order to lock the version. Running the deployment script will deploy the latest version of the CACv1 connector. Instructions for deploying Cloud Access Manager Creating your own fork of Cloud Access Manager

Click on the following link for Cloud Access Subscription by running a few instructions in an Azure PowerShellĬloud Shell session. The Cloud Access Manager solution is deployed in your Microsoft Azure

Is a cloud service that simplifies and automatesĭeployments of Cloud Access Software.