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Day Two Operations Guide—Dell Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Hub
Notes, cautions, and warnings Copyright Executive summary Getting Started After Deployment Monitoring Azure Stack Hub overview Backup and Restore Options Patches and Updates Credential Management
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HLH and MGMT VM operation system credentials
Secure Connect Gateway credentials
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Azure Stack Hub credentials
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Azure Stack Hub credentials

Azure Stack Hub credentials

  • This section describes how to update the Azure Stack Hub credentials.


    Prerequisite

    Before running the procedure:

    • Use Remote Desktop to connect to the MGMT VM.
    • Ensure that you have the new credentials for the account or accounts.


    Updating Cloud Admin credentials

    To manage and update the Cloud Admin credentials:

    1. Start a PEP session. For example: 
      $PEP = New-PSSession -ComputerName <PEP IP Address> -ConfigurationName "PrivilegedEndpoint" -Credential (Get-Credential) -SessionOption (New-PSSessionOption -Culture en-US -UICulture en-US)
    2. To view the current CloudAdmin user list, run the following command: 
      Invoke-Command -Session $PEP -ScriptBlock {
        Get-CloudAdminUserList
      } | ft Name, DateCreated, PasswordLastUpdated
      This command should return a result that is similar to the following figure:

      Screenshot showing example results in Windows PowerShell

    3. To view the current CloudAdmin user list, run the following command: 
      Invoke-Command -Session $PEP -ScriptBlock {
        New-CloudAdminUser -UserName CloudAdmin2
      }
    4. When prompted, enter the new password.
    5. To verify that the account was created, rerun the Get-CloudAdminUserList command, as shown in the following figure:

      Screenshot of the command in PowerShell

    6. To update a cloud admin credential, run the following command: 
      Invoke-Command -Session $PEP -ScriptBlock {
        Set-CloudAdminUserPassword -UserName CloudAdmin2
      }
    7. When prompted, enter the current and new passwords.
    8. To verify that the account was created, rerun the Get-CloudAdminUserList command and view PasswordLastUpdated.