Get-AzVirtualNetwork

In this article, we will discuss all about the get-azvirtualnetwork Azure PowerShell cmdlet. Syntax and usage of get-azvirtualnetwork Azure PowerShell cmdlet with examples.

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Get-AzVirtualNetwork
- Syntax:
- Example:
Wrapping Up

GetAzVirtualNetwork is an excellent Azure PowerShell cmdlet that helps you to retrieve the lists of virtual networks under a resource group.

Syntax:

Get-AzVirtualNetwork -Name [Your Virtual network name] -ResourceGroupName [Your ResourceGroup name]

Example:

In the below example, Demo123-vnet is the name of the virtual network and Demo123 is the name of the resource group.

Get-AzVirtualNetwork -Name Demo123-vnet  -ResourceGroupName Demo123

Once I executed the above Azure PowerShell cmdlet, I got the below output.

Name                   : Demo123-vnet
ResourceGroupName      : Demo123
Location               : eastus
Id                     : /subscriptions/1cdf43xx-dee9-5654-8hjy-feaa65h5cbd1/resourceG
                         roups/Demo123/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/Dem
                         o123-vnet
Etag                   : W/"58a65107-e405-4447-8f30-d3698742fa31"
ResourceGuid           : 2d383a0a-3ade-4db9-877a-b3a610b707ec
ProvisioningState      : Succeeded
Tags                   : 
AddressSpace           : {
                           "AddressPrefixes": [
                             "10.0.0.0/16"
                           ]
                         }
DhcpOptions            : {}
FlowTimeoutInMinutes   : null
Subnets                : [
                           {
                             "Delegations": [],
                             "Name": "default",
                             "Etag": "W/\"58a65107-e405-7665-8f30-d3908742fa31\"",
                             "Id": "/subscriptions/1cdf4300-dee5-4518-9c9c-feaa72a5cbd
                         1/resourceGroups/Demo123/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualN
                         etworks/Demo123-vnet/subnets/default",
                             "AddressPrefix": [
                               "10.0.0.0/24"
                             ],
                             "IpConfigurations": [
                               {
                                 "Id": "/subscriptions/1cdf43xx-dee9-5654-8hjy-feaa65h5cbd1
                         /resourceGroups/Demo123/providers/Microsoft.Network/netw
                         orkInterfaces/tsinfovm1353/ipConfigurations/ipconfig1"
                               }
                             ],
                             "ServiceAssociationLinks": [],
                             "ResourceNavigationLinks": [],
                             "ServiceEndpoints": [],
                             "ServiceEndpointPolicies": [],
                             "PrivateEndpoints": [],
                             "ProvisioningState": "Succeeded",
                             "PrivateEndpointNetworkPolicies": "Enabled",
                             "PrivateLinkServiceNetworkPolicies": "Enabled",
                             "IpAllocations": []
                           }
                         ]
VirtualNetworkPeerings : []
EnableDdosProtection   : false
DdosProtectionPlan     : null
ExtendedLocation       : null

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Wrapping Up

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