I want to get all the available ips in all the subnets in a vnet.
What I've did is to get all the subnets ids by
$subnetIds = az network vnet subnet list -g test --vnet-name test --query [].{id:id} -o tsv
and save them into a var called subnetIds.
Then I used
az network vnet list-available-ips --ids $subnetIds
and the print was
yonzhan
commented
2 years ago
Describe the bug
I want to get all the available ips in all the subnets in a vnet.
What I've did is to get all the subnets ids by
$subnetIds = az network vnet subnet list -g test --vnet-name test --query [].{id:id} -o tsv and save them into a var called subnetIds. Then I used az network vnet list-available-ips --ids $subnetIds and the print was
[ { ip1, ip2, ip3 } { ip1, ip2, ip3 } { ip1, ip2, ip3 } ]
the same object over and over again, but I have 3 different subnets with different numbers of available ips (3,4,1) .
To Reproduce
Just use az network vnet list-available-ips --ids id1 id2
with two different subnets ids
Expected behavior
Showing me the available ips for each subnet I put on --ids
Environment summary
powershell az cli version - 2.25.0