Azure CLI returns error on Storage access

Question

I'm on a Linux machine trying to use the Azure CLI az to list storages

az storage blob list --container-name <name> --account-name <name> --account-key <key>

when executing it returns the error

azure.common.AzureHttpError: One of the request inputs is out of range. ErrorCode: OutOfRangeInput
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><Error><Code>OutOfRangeInput</Code><Message>One of the request inputs is out of range.
RequestId:bf2b4b1d-401e-0055-1678-d80520000000
Time:2019-03-12T02:08:42.4135303Z</Message></Error>

I can't find any documentation that explains the error?

@jww It is a question of Azure CLI, not network, which is also a programming question like powershell, there are a lot of questions like this in stack overflow, could you look into the question carefully before you downvoting and voting to close it?? — Joy Wang-MSFT
Generally speaking, Azure CLI is off-topic at Stack Overflow. This particular question is not an exception. The Help Center details what is on-topic and off-topic. — jww
@jww I have never heard about this. I think it meets the requirements of a specific programming problem and software tools commonly used by programmers in the Help Center. — Joy Wang-MSFT
That portion of the Help Center has not materially changed since about 2012. You missed the other part: "and is ... a practical, answerable problem that is unique to software development". Otherwise, the kitchen and coffee maker would be on-topic at Stack Overflow. (Or in this case, managing a server). — jww

Joy Wang-MSFT Joy Wang-MSFT · Accepted Answer · 2019-03-12T02:25:34

I can reproduce your issue, make sure your --account-name is in lowercase, e.g. it should be --account-name 'teststorage', not --account-name 'Teststorage'.

Azure CLI returns error on Storage access

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