Azure Cmdlets (Add-AzureCertificate) Failing with HTTP Status Code : NotFound

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From powershell, I am trying to add certificate to a service that was already created and I am running into the following error

Add-AzureCertificate : HTTP Status Code: NotFound - HTTP Error Message: https://management.core.windows.net/97d3cd24-78a1-44ba-aea4-0dd7c733cb56/services/hostedservices/XXXX /certificates does not exist.

Operation ID: dc1eabcef0c74861853fe53ed047f674 At + Add-AzureCertificate <<<< -ServiceName $servicename -CertToDeploy $CertificatePath -Password $Password + CategoryInfo : CloseError: (:) [Add-AzureCertificate], CommunicationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Management.ServiceManagement.Certificates.AddAzureCertificate

This works fine on one subscription (say subscription A) but fails on each service in the subscription (say subscription B)

Wondering what this error actually means? I do see a folder by the name 'Certificates' under the service to which I am trying to add the certificate

I have also imported the appropriate publish settings of subscription A & B and I don't do anything different on subscription A to make it work!

Could you please help me on it?

AbhishekAnand · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-04 22:12:44Z

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If I understand it correct, It might be due subscription context. to In case of multiple Subscription, its necessary to change default context of Subscription in your power-shell for which you are trying to perform operation .

Example : Two : subscriptionA and subscriptionB

Execute : Get-AzureSubscription
Make sure you see all (2 in this case) subscriptions
Use 'Select-AzureSubscription command to select context to the subscription where you want to perform operation .
Use Set-AzureSubscription to set right context PS C:> Set-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName SubscriptionA -CurrentStorageAccount < YourStorageaccountName>
Run this to Verify that right Subscription is set : PS C:> Get-AzureSubscription -Current
Perform your operation .
Now go back to step 3 with SubscrptionB and continue.

-----------------This Might help to change the context ------------

Select-AzureSubscription

PS C:\> Select-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName SubscriptionA

PS C:\>

Set-AzureSubscription

PS C:\> Set-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName SubscriptionA -CurrentStorageAccount <YourStorageaccountName>

PS C:\>

Remove-AzureSubscription

PS C:\> Remove-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName SubscriptionA -Force
    WARNING: The default subscription is being removed. Use Select-Subscription <subscriptionName> to select a new default subscription.
    WARNING: The current subscription is being removed. Use Select-Subscription <subscriptionName> to select a new current subscription.

answered Apr 4, 2013 at 22:12

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infinity Over a year ago

Thanks Abhishek! This worked. However I think the "Set-AzureSubscription" is not required as the certificate is not uploaded to a blob in the storage account specified with the -CurrentStorageAccount parameter

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