In this article, we will discuss how to use the Remove-AzAutomanageConfigProfileHcrpAssignment cmdlet in PowerShell, specifically in the Windows environment. This cmdlet is used to remove a High Availability Cross-Region Pair (HCRP) assignment from an Azure Automanage configuration profile. By understanding how to use this cmdlet, Windows users can effectively manage their Azure Automanage configurations and ensure high availability of their resources.

Examples:

1. Removing a High Availability Cross-Region Pair Assignment: To remove a High Availability Cross-Region Pair (HCRP) assignment from an Azure Automanage configuration profile, you can use the following PowerShell command:

   Remove-AzAutomanageConfigProfileHcrpAssignment -ResourceGroupName "RGName" -ProfileName "ProfileName" -AssignmentName "AssignmentName"

   Replace "RGName" with the name of the resource group containing the Automanage configuration profile, "ProfileName" with the name of the Automanage configuration profile, and "AssignmentName" with the name of the HCRP assignment you want to remove.

2. Alternative: Using Azure Portal If you prefer a graphical user interface, you can also remove a High Availability Cross-Region Pair (HCRP) assignment from an Azure Automanage configuration profile using the Azure Portal. Simply navigate to the Automanage configuration profile, select the HCRP assignment you want to remove, and click on the "Remove" button.