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I am trying to connect an unconnected organization to my company's Active directory.
The error i get is :
Organization abcdefg connection to an AAD Tenant failed due to the error : No PCAs found with the identity signin address
Anyone knows what can be possibly going wrong?.
Thanks.
There is a bug with this and you will likely be unable to do this with a AAD account. I was able to resolve it by:
Create new MSA (*#outlook.com) account
Add new MSA as Project Collection Admin of Azure DevOps Organisation
Add new MSA as guest account in Azure AD Tennant
You can then login to portal.azure.com and connect the Organisation to the desired Azure AD tenant. Then the clean-up begins...
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We are testing out Windows Hello For Business but hit a brick wall. We set up a Configuration profile for Windows Hello PIN which is working on the test devices that we are pushing it to. So at the login screen, it is working by accepting the PIN the user created. We did not enable Biometrics.
Now we are trying to log in to an app that uses the SSO on Azure, such as Company Portal, but when the user attempts to log in using the PIN, it shows an error as per the attached image
The test device is currently excluded from the legacy password policy.
We are using Azure AD Cloud Only for managing policies, devices and users and not Hybrid.
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I can't login my account (Microsoft) in MINECRAFT.
Error:
Sorry, but we re having trouble signing you in. AADSTS50020: User account ' #gmail.com' from identity provider 'live.com' does not exist
in tenant'Microsoft Service'.
The error Sorry, but we re having trouble signing you in. AADSTS50020: User account ' #gmail.com' from identity provider 'live.com' does not exist in tenant'Microsoft Service' indicates that you are logging in with a personal Microsoft account.
In order to access Minecraft: Education Edition, you'll need to have a Microsoft 365 school or business account with Minecraft Education Edition license
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The setting "Owners who can assign members as group owners in Azure portals" in Azure portal at AAD -> General -> Groups, only appears in some AAD Tenants.
Some examples that led me to this conclusion:
An organization owns two tenants (both licensed with P2) and in one tenant the option appears (for both M365 and Security groups) and in the other it doesn't appear.
In both my lab Azure AD tenants (one P2 and other P1) the option simply doesn't appear.
In another company corporate tenant that option is only available for Security Groups but not for Microsoft 365 groups.
So, my questions are:
Why these settings appear in some tenants and not in others?
Is this configurable?
we are working to deprecate the current owner setting on Azure portal, as it is a UX-only control (Azure Admin portal and Access Panel groups portal) and it has caused a lot of confusion among customers. The setting is not available for tenants that didn't have the setting configured. Those that have the setting configured can still see the setting.
The new setting to define owner policy will be available soon (hopefully early next year) and will control owner behavior on the API level across Microsoft services. We hope you will find the new setting more effective than the UX-only control.
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I set an azure ad admin (global admin) for our azure sql server, now i tried to grant a ad user access to the sql database.
I followed the instructions in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEPyPsGEevw, because i didn't found a better explenation.
As described in the video, i created a query in the target database context:
CREATE USER [user#domain.com] FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER
that raises this exception:
Msg 33134, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Principal 'user#domain.com' could not be resolved. Error message: 'AADSTS7000219: 'client_assertion' or > 'client_secret' is required for the 'urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:jwt-bearer' grant type.
Trace ID: 95da6617-732c-42bf-b74b-40a4fdffe000
Correlation ID: cf4b894f-f945-492c-a77f-e2976ac72eab
Timestamp: 2020-06-09 17:58:48Z
When i try the same in master db, it works.
What goes wrong? Or could you provide me a source of a step by step guide? I didn't found a real good description...
Experiencing exactly the same issue in the UK South region.
This isn't a fix, but it seems to resolve the issue for me (i.e. it's a work around). To fix:
scale the database to at least S3,
apply the changes
then scale it back to the level that you require.
The changes should be applied.
Our database was at S0 when we tried to create the AAD users/groups initially and we received exactly the same error as pointed out above.
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In SQL Server documentation mentions that in order to install SQL SERVER instance successfully, we need NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVICE and LOCAL SYSTEM accounts. I am confused right now, what are my account names and passwords for these account?
Thank you
You do not have to provide passwords for such accounts, because they are local system credentials that exist on every windows box
More about topic:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/31d57870-1faa-4e14-8527-ce77b1ff40e4/local-service-local-system-or-network-service?forum=sqlsecurity