I am getting this error. How can I configure this? I am setting up a virtual machine to login my AD Account. I want to log my office 365 account and members to access the virtual machine machine. Right now I am configuring the AD account connectivity.
These are errors from logs :
[05:00:31.709] [ 27] [ERROR] ExecuteADSyncConfiguration: configuration failed. Skipping export of synchronization policy. resultStatus=Failed
[05:00:31.710] [ 27] [ERROR] PerformConfigurationPageViewModel: An error occurred while creating the synchronization service account in Azure AD. The error was: Unable to create the synchronization service account for Azure Active Directory. Retrying this operation may help resolve the issue.
[05:00:31.710] [ 27] [ERROR] PerformConfigurationPageViewModel: Unable to create the synchronization service account for Azure Active Directory. Retrying this operation may help resolve the issue.
[05:03:10.957] [ 1] [INFO ] Opened log file at path C:\ProgramData\AADConnect\trace-20221220-041351.log
I tried to reproduce the same in my environment and got the same error like below:
Unable to create the synchronization service account for Azure ActiveDirectory
This error occurs, the account authenticates earlier in the session conditional Access is blocking the account you are using as the Azure AD admin account when you are going through the wizard ref:
To resolve this error: Login with admin account -> sing-in logs under monitoring -> check the user sign-in logs and non-interactive log are failure.
Check if multiple access policy is enabled in service account try to disable it orelse and try to exclude your Ip range like below:
When MFA is enabled in the Azure Environment, the Sync Account will incorrectly detect error message try to disable MFA for the account and restarting the wizard.
Now, when I try to connect azure AD account it configured successfully like below:
Install azure ad connect successfully like below:
Reference:
Azure AD Connect – Unable to Create the Synchronization Service Account for Azure AD – by Sam's Corner
Unable to create the syncronization service account for Azure Active Directory- Microsoft by mfreitas
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I've installed the latest version of MS AAD Connect Provisioning Agent (1.1.997.0), however the authentication step fails with the error "Please provide the Azure AD credentials of a global administrator or a hybrid administrator." I've tried both types (a gAdmin account as well as a hybrid identity admin) with no success. Is there a known issue?
I just followed the instructions as documented by MS.
downloaded and installed the latest version of the agent from AAD Connect cloud sync provisioning blade.
Once the agent installs the AAD authentication wizard launches but no matter which creds I use (global or hybrid admin), the error persists.
Instructions: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/cloud-sync/tutorial-pilot-aadc-aadccp
I tried to reproduce the same in my environment and got below error with Non-Admin Account credentials
Steps to Create AAD Connect Configuration:
1)Download the AAD Connect tool here and install.
2)Select Customize -> Choose any sign in method (For testing I selected password hash synchronization) -> Next
3)Make sure to enter Global admin credentials to sync to Azure AD.
4)Enter your On-Prem DC Admin credentials to verify the DC access, you will get below screen once you validate both Azure AD Global and DC Admin Credentials.
5)Complete next steps and finish the installation.
6)Verify Sync after completing the AAD installation.
7)Open Synchronization Service Manager and check sync Status.
8)Also check the status in Azure Portal
To disable IE Enhanced Security, you can follow below steps:
Go to Server Manager -> Local Servers -> IE Enhanced Security Configuration -> Select Off
I am getting below error in my logic app workflow, I have schedular->MQ->Azure EventHub connectors. I can see message coming till MQ and there is failure in eventhub with below error. Appreciate for any suggestion why this error is comming up, and how to overcome this.
"BadRequest. Http request failed as there is an error: 'The SSL connection could not be established, see inner exception."
You might be receiving this due to Authentication or certificate errors.
You can check for the connection you are establishing while creating the event hub connector.
Authorize access to an event hub by using a Sytem assigned managed identity.
Try checking certificate expiration - To configure service principals with certificate credentials where Azure AD can be used to build a service principal with restricted access at the resource level. Azure Key Vault may be utilised with Azure-managed identities in both scenarios, such that the runtime environment, such as an Azure function, can get the credential from the key vault.
Also you can try checking the inner exception that is occuring and take further actions accordingly.
REFERENCES:
Azure security baseline for Event Hubs
Authentication a managed identity with Azure Active Directory
Error : Your role does not have the permissions required to manage signing certificates.
How to fix this?
Previously I was able to setup up signle signon for multiple applications but I didnt receive any error related signing certificate but robin powered is not allowing
To configure certificate you should be a member of One of the following roles: Global Administrator, Cloud Application Administrator, Application Administrator, or owner of the service principal.
My organization has an Azure tenant. The tenant has three subscriptions. Each subscription has multiple Azure SQL Servers. On two of the subscriptions, the databases can be accessed via one of the Active Directory authentication methods. On the third subscription, the only method of access is via SQL Server Authentication. I am the owner of this third subscription.
If I configure an Active Directory Admin for the Server, the error I receive is:
Login failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON'. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 18456)
When I remove the Active Directory Admin for the Server, the error I receive is:
Requested tenant identifier '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000' is not valid. Tenant identifiers may not be an empty GUID.
How do I change this so that the SQL Servers can be accessed via Active Directory authentication? What is the best approach to determine the the differences between the subscription at issue and the other two subscriptions?
To solve this issue, you need to set Active Directory Admin for the SQL Server (Settings -> Active Directory Admin).
When I am trying to add trust from FreeIPA to Active Directory I am getting an "Access denied" error:
[root#ipa centos]# ipa trust-add --type=ad test.XXXXX.com --admin Admin --
password
Active Directory domain administrator's password:
ipa: ERROR: CIFS server communication error: code "3221225506", message "{Access Denied} A process has requested access to an object but has not been granted those access rights." (both may be "None")
My Active Directory is an AWS Managed AD and admin is the default user for AWS managed AD.
I think Admin user does not have permission for AD trust.
But I tried to give administrator privileges in AD for admin user but it says "Insufficient Privileges".
I am stuck. Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
AWS AD does not allow to establish trust the way how FreeIPA implements it. AWS AD expects you are using a shared secret on both sides of the trust and then validates it from AWS AD side. This is currently not working for a released version of FreeIPA.
The fix is in FreeIPA upstream already but it will take some time to be released and trickle down to distributions.