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1. Download and install the most recent [Certification Test Tool for Azure Certified](https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=44299).
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2. Open the certification tool, then select **Start New Test**.
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3. From the Test Information screen, enter a **Test Name** for the test run.
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4. Select the Platform for your VM, either **Windows Server** or **Linux**. Your platform choice affects the remaining options.
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4. Select the Platform for your VM, either **Windows Server**(allow port 5986 for Windows) or **Linux** (allow port 22 for Linux). Your platform choice affects the remaining options.
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5. If your VM is using this database service, select the **Test for Azure SQL Database** check box.
:::image type="content" source="media/vm/generate-access-token.png" lightbox="media/vm/generate-access-token.png" alt-text="Shows a screen example for generating an access token in PowerShell.":::
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This example shows a PowerShell call to the API:
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This example shows a PowerShell call to the API (allow port 22 during VM creation):
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```POWERSHELL
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$accesstoken = "token"
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2. The method is Post and content type is JSON, as shown in the following code example and sample screen.
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3. Create the body parameters in JSON format.
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This code sample shows a PowerShell call to the API:
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This code sample shows a PowerShell call to the API (allow port 5986 during VM creation):
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```PowerShell
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$accesstoken = "Get token for your Client AAD App"
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