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## Add Microsoft Antimalware to Azure Service Fabric Clusters
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Azure Service Fabric uses Azure virtual machine scale sets to create the Service Fabric Clusters. Presently the virtual machine scale sets template used for creating the Service Fabric Clusters is not enabled with the Antimalware extension. As such, Antimalware needs to be enabled separately on the scale sets. As you enable it on scale sets, all the nodes created under the virtual machine scale sets inherit and get the extension automatically.
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Azure Service Fabric uses Azure virtual machine scale sets to create the Service Fabric Clusters. Presently the virtual machine scale sets template used for creating the Service Fabric Clusters isn't enabled with the Antimalware extension. As such, Antimalware needs to be enabled separately on the scale sets. As you enable it on scale sets, all the nodes created under the virtual machine scale sets inherit and get the extension automatically.
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The code sample below shows how you can enable IaaS Antimalware extension using the AzureRmVmss PowerShell cmdlets.
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Here is an example of the private configuration XML file
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Here's an example of the private configuration XML file
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

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