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az-network:tldr:d1ccc
az-network: Create a virtual network.
$ az network vnet create --address-prefixes ${10-0-0-0-16} --name ${vnet} --resource_group ${group_name} --submet-name ${subnet} --subnet-prefixes ${10-0-0-0-24}
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This command creates a virtual network (VNet) in the Azure Cloud using the Azure CLI (Command-Line Interface). Here is a breakdown of the different components of the command:
az
: It is the command used to interact with the Azure CLI.network
: It specifies that the command is related to networking operations.vnet create
: It indicates that a new virtual network needs to be created.--address-prefixes ${10-0-0-0-16}
: It specifies the address prefixes for the VNet. In this case, it is set to10.0.0.0/16
, which means the VNet will have an IP range from10.0.0.0
to10.0.255.255
.--name ${vnet}
: It defines the name of the created VNet. The parameter${vnet}
suggests that the value will be provided as an input or variable.--resource_group ${group_name}
: It specifies the resource group in which the VNet will be created. The parameter${group_name}
represents the name of the resource group.--submet-name ${subnet}
: It defines the name of the subnet within the VNet. The parameter${subnet}
indicates that the value will be provided as an input or variable.--subnet-prefixes ${10-0-0-0-24}
: It specifies the address prefixes for the subnet. In this case, it is set to10.0.0.0/24
, which means the subnet will have an IP range from10.0.0.0
to10.0.0.255
.
Overall, this command creates a new VNet with a specific address range, within a specified resource group, including a subnet with its unique address range. The values for the address prefixes, VNet name, resource group name, and subnet name can be customized based on the desired configuration.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.