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Use the [Add-AzVmssExtension](/powershell/module/az.compute/add-azvmssextension) cmdlet to add the Application Health extension to the scale set model definition.
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Update extension functionality is currently not available on Powershell. To switch between Binary and Rich Health States, you can update the extension version using Azure CLI or REST API commands.
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Update extension functionality is currently not available on PowerShell. To switch between Binary and Rich Health States, you can update the extension version using Azure CLI or REST API commands.
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The following example adds the Application Health extension to the `extensionProfile` in the scale set model of a Windows-based scale set. The example uses the new Az PowerShell module.
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Use the [Add-AzVmssExtension](/powershell/module/az.compute/add-azvmssextension) cmdlet to add the Application Health extension to the scale set model definition.
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Update extension functionality is currently not available on Powershell. To switch between Binary and Rich Health States, you can update the extension version using Azure CLI or REST API commands.
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Update extension functionality is currently not available on PowerShell. To switch between Binary and Rich Health States, you can update the extension version using Azure CLI or REST API commands.
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The following example adds the **Application Health - Rich States** extension to the `extensionProfile` in the scale set model of a Windows-based scale set. The example uses the new Az PowerShell module.
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