Azure module installation in Powershell












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I am trying to install azure module but it is showing the error
"unable to download the list of available providers, Check your internet connection.










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    check your connection, check you proxy settings?
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    Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
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I am trying to install azure module but it is showing the error
"unable to download the list of available providers, Check your internet connection.










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    check your connection, check you proxy settings?
    – 4c74356b41
    Nov 12 at 20:27






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    Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
    – Ken W MSFT
    Nov 13 at 2:09














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I am trying to install azure module but it is showing the error
"unable to download the list of available providers, Check your internet connection.










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    check your connection, check you proxy settings?
    – 4c74356b41
    Nov 12 at 20:27






  • 1




    Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
    – Ken W MSFT
    Nov 13 at 2:09














  • 1




    check your connection, check you proxy settings?
    – 4c74356b41
    Nov 12 at 20:27






  • 1




    Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
    – Ken W MSFT
    Nov 13 at 2:09








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check your connection, check you proxy settings?
– 4c74356b41
Nov 12 at 20:27




check your connection, check you proxy settings?
– 4c74356b41
Nov 12 at 20:27




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Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
– Ken W MSFT
Nov 13 at 2:09




Are you trying from a corp net? If so your firewall team may be blocking this activity.
– Ken W MSFT
Nov 13 at 2:09












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Check your proxy settings and your firewall rule to be sure everything is working fine. If not working, you could download the module to your local computer and import it to the powershell.



Import-Module c:windowsuyhe.ps1


Ensure the Execution-Policy is RemoteSigned



Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned


Hope this helps






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    Check your proxy settings and your firewall rule to be sure everything is working fine. If not working, you could download the module to your local computer and import it to the powershell.



    Import-Module c:windowsuyhe.ps1


    Ensure the Execution-Policy is RemoteSigned



    Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned


    Hope this helps






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      Check your proxy settings and your firewall rule to be sure everything is working fine. If not working, you could download the module to your local computer and import it to the powershell.



      Import-Module c:windowsuyhe.ps1


      Ensure the Execution-Policy is RemoteSigned



      Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned


      Hope this helps






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        Check your proxy settings and your firewall rule to be sure everything is working fine. If not working, you could download the module to your local computer and import it to the powershell.



        Import-Module c:windowsuyhe.ps1


        Ensure the Execution-Policy is RemoteSigned



        Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned


        Hope this helps






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        Check your proxy settings and your firewall rule to be sure everything is working fine. If not working, you could download the module to your local computer and import it to the powershell.



        Import-Module c:windowsuyhe.ps1


        Ensure the Execution-Policy is RemoteSigned



        Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned


        Hope this helps







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