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AdministeringAzureRightsManagementbyUsingWindowsPowerShell

Administering Azure Rights Management by Using Windows

PowerShell
Updated: January 1, 2015
Applies To: Azure Rights Management, Office 365
Although you can activate Azure Rights Management by using the Office 365 admin center or the Azure Management Portal, you can also use the Windows
PowerShell module for Azure Rights Management to do this.
After you have activated Rights Management, further administration for the service might not be required. However, some advanced configuration scenarios might
require you to use the Windows PowerShell module for Azure Rights Management. The following table lists some of the advanced configuration scenarios that use
Windows PowerShell. For a complete list of the available cmdlets with more information about each one, see Azure Rights Management Cmdlets.
Note
If you need to install the Windows PowerShell module for Rights Management, see Installing Windows PowerShell for Azure Rights Management.

If you need to

use the following cmdlets

Connect to or disconnect from the Rights Management service for your organization.

ConnectAadrmService
DisconnectAadrmService

Generate and manage your own tenant key the bring your own key BYOK scenario.

AddAadrmKey
GetAadrmKeys

Activate or deactivate the Rights Management service for your organization.

EnableAadrm
DisableAadrm

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Create and manage rights policy templates for your organization.

AddAadrmTemplate
ExportAadrmTemplate
GetAadrmTemplate
GetAadrmTemplateProperty
ImportAadrmTemplate
NewAadrmRightsDefinition
RemoveAadrmTemplate
SetAadrmTemplateProperty

Manage the super user feature of Rights Management for your organization.

EnableAadrmSuperUserFeature
DisableAadrmSuperUserFeature
AddAadrmSuperUser
GetAadrmSuperUser
RemoveAadrmSuperUser

Manage users and groups who are authorized to administer the Rights Management service for your organization.

AddAadrmRoleBasedAdministrator
GetAadrmRoleBasedAdministrator
RemoveAadrmRoleBasedAdministrator

Get a log of Rights Management administrative tasks for your organization.

GetAadrmAdminLog

Log and analyze usage logging for Rights Management.

EnableAadrmUsageLogFeature
GetAadrmUsageLog
GetAadrmUsageLogFeature
GetAadrmUsageLogLastCounterValue
GetAadrmUsageLogStorageAccount

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SetAadrmUsageLogStorageAccount
DisableAadrmUsageLogFeature
Display the current Rights Management service configuration for your organization.

GetAadrmConfiguration

Migrate your organization from Azure Rights Management to an onpremises AD RMS deployment.

SetAadrmMigrationUrl
GetAadrmMigrationUrl

See Also
Concepts

Azure Rights Management

Community Additions
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