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1. #LIGHTWRIGHT 6 AUTO ASSIGN DIMMERSHELP UPGRADE#
2. #LIGHTWRIGHT 6 AUTO ASSIGN DIMMERSHELP LICENSE#

SQL Server VMs in NoAgent mode can upgrade to full after the OS is upgraded to Windows 2008 R2 and above. SQL Server VMs that have registered the extension in lightweight mode can upgrade to full using the Azure portal, the Azure CLI, or Azure PowerShell. New-AzSqlVM -Name $vm.Name -ResourceGroupName $vm.ResourceGroupName -Location $vm.Location ` Register a SQL Server VM in FULL mode with Azure PowerShell: # Get the existing Compute VM Register a SQL Server VM in full mode with the Azure CLI: # Register Enterprise or Standard self-installed VM in full modeĪz sql vm create -name -resource-group -location -license-type -sql-mgmt-type Full

#LIGHTWRIGHT 6 AUTO ASSIGN DIMMERSHELP LICENSE#

Provide the SQL Server license type as either pay-as-you-go ( PAYG) to pay per usage, Azure Hybrid Benefit ( AHUB) to use your own license, or disaster recovery ( DR) to activate the free DR replica license. To learn more about full mode, see management modes. Starting with September 2021, registering your SQL Server VM in full mode no longer requires restarting the SQL Server service.

Upgrading VMs in NoAgent mode is not supported until the OS is upgraded to Windows 2008 R2 and above. It's possible to either register your SQL Server VM directly in full mode by using the Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell or upgrade to full mode from lightweight mode by using the Azure portal, the Azure CLI, or Azure PowerShell. Register-AzResourceProvider -ProviderNamespace Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine Register your subscription with the resource provider by using Azure PowerShell: # Register the SQL IaaS Agent extension to your subscription Register your subscription with the resource provider by using the Azure CLI: # Register the SQL IaaS Agent extension to your subscriptionĪz provider register -namespace Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine Register your Azure subscription with the Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine provider using either Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell.

Select Register, Re-register, or Unregister for the Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine provider, depending on your desired action. On the Subscriptions page, select Resource providers under Settings.Įnter sql in the filter to bring up the SQL-related resource providers. Go to Subscriptions and select the subscription of interest. Open the Azure portal and go to All Services. Register your subscription with the resource provider by using the Azure portal: You can do so by using the Azure portal, the Azure CLI, or Azure PowerShell. This gives the SQL IaaS Agent extension the ability to create resources within your subscription. To register your SQL Server VM with the SQL IaaS Agent extension, you must first register your subscription with the Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine resource provider (RP). The latest version of Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell (5.0 minimum).An Azure Resource Model Windows Server 2008 (or greater) virtual machine with SQL Server 2008 (or greater) deployed to the public or Azure Government cloud.To register your SQL Server VM with the extension, you'll need: See the SQL Server privacy supplement for more information. Microsoft will not use this data for licensing audits without the customer's advance consent. The SQL IaaS Agent extension collects data for the express purpose of giving customers optional benefits when using SQL Server within Azure Virtual Machines. Then you can register your SQL Server VM with the extension.īy default, Azure VMs that have SQL Server 2016 or later installed will be automatically registered with the SQL IaaS Agent extension when detected by the CEIP service. To utilize the SQL IaaS Agent extension, you must first register your subscription with the Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine provider, which gives the SQL IaaS extension the ability to create resources within that specific subscription. However, if you choose to self-install SQL Server on an Azure virtual machine, or provision an Azure virtual machine from a custom VHD, then you must register your SQL Server VM with the SQL IaaS Agent extension to to unlock full feature benefits and manageability. Unregistering your SQL Server VM from the extension will remove the SQL virtual machine resource but will not drop the actual virtual machine.ĭeploying a SQL Server VM Azure Marketplace image through the Azure portal automatically registers the SQL Server VM with the extension. Registering with the SQL Server IaaS Agent extension creates the SQL virtual machine resource within your subscription, which is a separate resource from the virtual machine resource. Starting in September 2021, registering with the SQL IaaS extension in full mode no longer requires restarting the SQL Server service.