What's the best way to report a bug?
I believe I have found a bug in the Azure Portal UI but how do I report this without incurring the cost of opening a support ticket? The issue is that I have created a couple of static websites in Blob Storage. I created a CDN Endpoint and assigned a custom domain. When I do this I should see a list of Endpoints under Azure CDN Endpoints but I don't. The only way to find it is to go to CDN Profiles where I find the endpoints listed.
Wish: Add 'Customer Name' to Azure Portal Views as a Column (or 'Group By') Option
I work for a CSP and use Azure Lighthouse to manage many customer environments. All of the Azure portal views are focused on the concept of the subscription being the top level management object in Azure (I'm excluding Management Groups for policy management). I'm sure this works well for single organisations that use Azure portal, but for CSPs we need to be able to order/arrange/group lists based on customer name first and then by subscription. In other words, our administration view has to start one level above subscription compared with most organisations. I know you can change the directory filter if you want to work on a single customer's environment and limit the view to their resources, but most often we are managing at scale and operating on multiple customer estates at once and as such we need lists to be built around the customer as the topmost object rather than the subscription. When we are confronted with a long list of subscriptions (some of which being unhelpfully named 'Subscription 1' or 'Azure' by customers who have not followed CAF...) it is impossible to determine which customer that sub relates to without following each and every subscription link. It's onerous. Not all customers allow us to impress a subscription naming convention on their Azure environment (we might be contracted to only support a subset of their subscriptions and they are unwilling to change them). An example would be the Virtual Machines list. Microsoft offers no fewer than 33 'Group By' attribute options, none of which is 'Customer'. Some views allow you to add a column and Group By tag, but a surprisingly small number of views support column manipulation. I'm hoping someone from the MSFT PG sees this and hears my plea: please keep CSPs in mind when designing Azure Portal and allow us to add a column for 'Customer Name' throughout, it would be of huge benefit to us!
External user (without MS account) can't access Azure Portal
Hi Members, I need to provide Azure portal access to few external users. They don't have any Microsoft account but only their company email ids, say email address removed for privacy reasons which are not on Microsoft. When I added them as external user. They received invite and after authentication through one time code received on their emails they were able to login to my apps. But, when they try to login to Azure portal they are getting error message: "We couldn't find an account with that username. Try another, or get a new Microsoft account." Do they need to link/create a new Microsoft account with their existing email id i.e. email address removed for privacy reasons? Or is there any way they can use the existing email id to login to Azure portal without creating/linking Microsoft account? As MyApps access worked for them.
Update Management Agent Not configured - Non Azure
Hi All, I am trying to trouble shoot some machines that are showing as Not Configured (Update agent readiness) for non-Azure Machines. As they are on Non-Azure the troubleshoot button takes you to a link for offline (Hybrid Runbook Worker offline). Tried running the script but it just closes automatically. Any ideas on this Thanks in advance.Conditional Access policies and MFA (P1 subscription)
Hi, this is driving me a bit nuts. I've created a CA test policy and added users to it. But some of those users (MS business premium licence) get repeated password popups on the outlook (desktop) a day later. So i have to take them out of the policy again. I added a reg entry which accordingly to one site i read says you need, but its made no difference for one particular user. I was told by an IT support guy that the users need to have MFA set to "enabled" in the users list. However an online article i read said that you need to set all users within a CA policy to "disabled". The list is only for manual MFA (non P1 licencees?) Which is it? Also, considering it seems to take a day for any side effects to appear its going to take me ages trying different configs to get it working. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
App Service Certificate Create Key Vault Fails
When you create a new App Service Certificate you need to associate a Key Vault to the Certificate. When doing this if you have no existing Key Vault you can click an "Add" button to create a new one within the certificate. This functionality no longer works and the deployment fails with an error and Microsoft Support suggested I add this here. The workaround is to create the Key Vault normally, then go back to the Certificate. If this feature isn't going to be fixed, I believe the "Add" button should be removed.Signing certificate for enterprise applications integrated with Azure AD
- is there any script to add notification email address at Signing Certificates for all enterprise applications integrated with my Azure AD Tenant Or -Script ( scheduled to run ) to notify me when any signing certificate about to expire Thanks
