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I am using Java SDK to collect the Azure Virutal Machines. However I am not able to figure out the vnet/subnet associated with the VM. The SDK doesn't provide this info directly and the REST API as well.

Anil Chandran
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  • The SDK will not show the vnet/subnet information if you just get the VM through the SDK. – Charles Xu May 30 '19 at 06:13
  • Thats exactly my problem.. How could we get that info? I am trying to get the vnet/subnet info through network interface but its not working.. – Anil Chandran May 30 '19 at 14:16

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I finally figure it out and posting the answer . We need to get it from the Primary IP Configuration associated with the primary network interface. Please let me know if anyone has a better solution.

NicIPConfiguration ipConfiguration = virtualMachine.getPrimaryNetworkInterface().primaryIPConfiguration();

String vnet = ipConfiguration.networkId();
String subnet = ipConfiguration.subnetName();
Anil Chandran
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To get the VNet and Subnet name associated with the VM

String vNet = virtualmachine.getPrimaryNetworkInterface().primaryIPConfiguration().getNetwork().name();
String subnet = virtualmachine.getPrimaryNetworkInterface().primaryIPConfiguration().subnetName();
slfan
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