For Windows instances:

IMPORTANT: Make sure that the Windows PowerShell is installed for Windows instances.

1. Download the required attached script and copy it into any directory that is accessible.
   
   NOTE: Make sure that you download the correct script according to the operating system – Shell script for Linux instances and PowerShell script for Windows instances.
    
2. Open the PowerShell as administrator.
3. Navigate to the directory where the downloaded script is stored:
   
   cd "<Path to directory containing the downloaded script>"
    
4. Set parameters according to the samples provided. ‘M’ marks the mandatory fields and ‘?’ Represents optional fields in:
    
   • EpoCredentials.csv – ePO credentials file
   • AccountDetails.csv – account parameters file
   • SubAccountDetails.csv (optional) – subaccount parameters file
     
     NOTE: Unknown or irrelevant fields for different vendors must be filled with a question mark (?) character in the .csv file.
      
5. To enable script execution, in the PowerShell terminal, type the following command, and then press Enter.
   
   set-executionpolicy remotesigned
    
6. To register accounts in the PowerShell terminal, type the following command, and then press Enter.
    
   • Account Registration:
     .\AccountRegistration.ps1 -add .\AccountDetails.csv -credentials .\EpoCredentials.csv
      
   • Subaccount Registration for AWS:
     .\AccountRegistration.ps1 -add .\AccountDetails.csv -credentials .\EpoCredentials.csv -subaccounts .\SubAccountDetails.csv
     
     NOTE: If the script is to only register subaccounts, and not main accounts, do not change the AccountDetails.csv file.
      
7. While the script is executing, check for error messages, success messages, or exceptions in the console.
   
   The script execution generates two log files:
    
   • CloudAccountRegistrationConsole.log – contains console outputs
   • CloudAccountRegistrationScript.log – contains a verbose log

1. Download the required attached script and copy it into any directory that is accessible.
   
   NOTE: Make sure that you download the correct script according to the operating system – Shell script for Linux instances and PowerShell script for Windows instances.
    
2. Open the terminal.
3. Navigate to the directory where the downloaded script is stored, as shown below:
   
   cd "<Path to directory containing the downloaded script>"
    
4. Set parameters according to the samples provided. An M indicates the mandatory fields and the question mark (?) represents optional fields in:
   • EpoCredentials.csv – ePO credentials file
   • AccountDetails.csv – account parameters file
   • SubAccountDetails.csv (optional) – subaccount parameters file
     
     NOTE: Unknown or irrelevant fields for different vendors must be filled with a question mark (?) character in the .csv file.
      
5. To enable script execution, in the terminal, type the following command and press Enter.
   
   chmod +x .\AccountRegistration.sh
    
6. To install a package ‘jq’ for Linux, in the terminal, type the following command, and then press Enter.
   
   Sudo apt-get install jq
    
7. Enter the password if prompted and press Enter.
8. After the package is installed, undertake an update. In the terminal, type the following command, and then press Enter.
   
   sudo apt-get update
    
9. To register accounts in the terminal, type the following command, and then press Enter.
   • Account Registration:
     .\AccountRegistration.sh -add .\AccountDetails.csv -credentials .\EpoCredentials.csv
      
   • Subaccount Registration for AWS:
     .\AccountRegistration.sh -add .\AccountDetails.csv -credentials .\EpoCredentials.csv -subaccounts .\SubAccountDetails.csv
     
     NOTE: If the script is only to register subaccounts, and not main accounts, do not change the AccountDetails.csv file.
      
10. While the script is executed, check for error messages, success messages, or exceptions in the terminal.
    
    The script execution generates two log files:
     
    • CloudAccountRegistrationConsole.log – contains console outputs
    • CloudAccountRegistrationScript.log – contains a verbose log

• Your Microsoft Azure account and its details are ready.
• You have created an application in the Microsoft Azure console.
• You have the client ID and tenant ID from the Microsoft Azure console after creating the application.
• You have configured the Client key for your application.
• You have set the delegated permissions for your application.
• You have assigned the newly created application to a role and to your Microsoft Azure cloud account subscription.
• You have downloaded the CSV file format from this article and filled all mandatory fields (contained in the attached AzureAccounts_Bulk.zip).
• You have installed the Cloud Workload Security extension on ePO.
• Your ePO system date and time are synchronized with the current date and time.

1. Log on to the ePO server as an administrator.
2. Click Menu, Systems, Cloud Workload Security. Opens the Cloud Workload Security page.
3. From the Accounts pane, click Add Account. Opens the Registered Cloud Account pane.
4. Select Microsoft Azure from the drop-down list.
5.  To register one or more Microsoft Azure accounts:
   1.  Select the Upload the CSV file option.
   2. Select the CSV file that you want to upload.
   3. Click Upload.
       
   The CSV file contains information about the Microsoft Azure account parameters.