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can't use create_from_edge_environment with proxy options - client doesn't connect to azure iot hub
Hello, I am trying to configure a client connection towards azure iot hub from a module. I've tried creating the client withcreate_from_edge_environment method and I get the following error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/azure/iot/device/common/mqtt_transport.py", line 391, in connect rc = self._mqtt_client.connect( File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/paho/mqtt/client.py", line 914, in connect return self.reconnect() File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/paho/mqtt/client.py", line 1044, in reconnect sock = self._create_socket_connection() File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/paho/mqtt/client.py", line 3683, in _create_socket_connection return socks.create_connection(addr, timeout=self._connect_timeout, source_address=source, **proxy) File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/socks.py", line 209, in create_connection raise err File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/socks.py", line 199, in create_connection sock.connect((remote_host, remote_port)) File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/socks.py", line 47, in wrapper return function(*args, **kwargs) File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/socks.py", line 814, in connect raise GeneralProxyError("Socket error", error) socks.GeneralProxyError: Socket error: 407: Proxy Authentication Required This problem doesn't appear if I create the client usingcreate_from_connection_stringmethod. This adds complexity to my script and I would like to usecreate_from_edge_environment method. Does anybody have any insights on why one method works and the other doesn't? Thanks!
unable to deploy modules other than edgeAgen & edgeHub to my device
Hi, I have my device hooked up to IoT Edge account and have two modules built and pushed to my ACR account. I've added them the modules to my device under IoT Edge Modules. I configured ther ACR name, address, username & password and there's no apparent error visible. The DESIRED STATUS for both modules is set to running. under Settings, i can see that the Image URI & the Module name has been set as well, yet my device does not receive the modules. When I execute "iotedge list", I only see the edgeAgent & the edgeHub modules. What might I be missing, I'm wondering? Thanks for any help in this matter!
IoT Enterprise Win10 2021 LTSC Bluetooth Certificaiton QDID Question
Hi Microsoft Team, Currently we have a minipc ODM product that we need to apply Bluetooth 5.2 certification. To apply for Bluetooth 5.2 certification, we need 2 QDIDs. The first is the host subsystem of the OS, and the second is the controller (hardware). The OS we are currently using is win10 IoT enterprise 2021LTSC. " PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Win 10 IoT Entry 2021 LTSC MultiLang ESD OEI Entry" Bluetooth certification Product can be found on the following website with seaching "microsoft" https://launchstudio.bluetooth.com/Listings/Search Currently, only the Bluetooth 5.1 version corresponding to Windows IoT Enterprise has been found, and the corresponding QDID is D049182. https://launchstudio.bluetooth.com/ListingDetails/84859 We need Microsoft technical window to confirm whether the current Win IoT enterprise 2021LTSC OS has passed Bluetooth 5.2 certification? We need the corresponding QDID to apply for listing certification. Thanks! Best Regards James
I2C WriteRead with no restart, IoT libraries and FT4232H device
Hi everyone, I am porting an app and trying to use the FTDI Ft4232H device to communicate to some I2C devices. When I use the "old" dongle(going to be obsolete) and I2C call to the device, I get the correct transaction and read results from the device. However, when I use the IoT libraries and the "WriteRead" command to do the same thing, the library issues a restart and the transaction fails. Can anyone help or point me to: A library that does a correct multi byte read without a restart? A way to do this with the current IoT libraries? Here are the "using" statements in my C# code: using Iot.Device.FtCommon; using Iot.Device.Ft4232H; using System.Device.I2c; Cheers, Steve
IOT device event twin change detect
What are the ways to catch IOT device event twin change in azure? I want to send notification or execute something like function app, when device twin event occur and reported property get change. I am using .net 8 and azure. let me know all possible ways. Thanks, Bhavin Bhesaniya.Can I delete Internet Folder (x86) and Internet folders from W11?
IT Security department requested to delete the folders from all workstations. I can't find any articles about this subject. Many thanks in advance if you can point me in the right direction. IT Security department referred to the below article Windows 11 is deleting Internet Explorer - The Verge They want the folders removed from the C drive. I told them it wasn't possible C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer
How to active Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC2021 via phone
Dear Community, how can I activate Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC2021 via phone. I MUST activate via phone since the computers are installed in a facility without internet connection. What I have already tried that DID NOT work The activation dialogue does not show the "phone option" as seen in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RTu0_uWjMM Run "SLUI 4" from the command line with admin privilleges. It just returns without doing anything Rebuild some internal databases as described here before step 2: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/activate-windows-by-phone-not-there-in-settings/34b72b93-563f-463c-8614-4675cfd0143f Contacted the seller of the license (arrow), they referred me to email address removed for privacy reasons, who then told me to go to the forums What's left that I can try?Problems with Edge Computing and Microsoft Azure IoT Edge. Any Advice?
Hi everyone, I'm currently experiencing some challenges with my edge computing setup and a Microsoft product. As someone relatively new to managing both hardware and software in this capacity, I could really use some advice from those more experienced. Here are the specifics of my setup: Edge Computing Setup: High-end CPUs, ample RAM, and SSD storage capacity. Microsoft Product: Microsoft Azure IoT Edge The Issues: Performance Challenges: The Microsoft Azure IoT Edge is not performing as expected with my edge computing setup, especially during high-traffic periods and intensive computational tasks. There are noticeable slowdowns and performance bottlenecks. Installation and Configuration Difficulties: During the setup of the Microsoft Azure IoT Edge with my edge computing infrastructure, I encountered several hurdles. While I managed to complete the installation, I suspect there may be lingering configuration issues affecting performance and usability. Integration and Compatibility Concerns: I'm facing compatibility issues with certain applications and third-party tools within the Microsoft Azure IoT Edge. These issues are disrupting workflows and reducing efficiency in system management. Steps Taken So Far: I've ensured that my hardware setup meets or exceeds the recommended specifications for the Microsoft Azure IoT Edge. I've followed the installation and setup documentation for the Microsoft Azure IoT Edge meticulously. I've reviewed and adjusted system configurations and resource allocations to optimize performance. Despite my efforts, the challenges persist. Have any of you encountered similar issues with Microsoft products in edge computing environments? Are there specific configurations, optimizations, or troubleshooting techniques you've found effective? Any advice, insights, or recommended resources would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!Azure Certified Device catalog gets a makeover!
You may have noticed that the Azure Certified Device catalog is looking a bit different lately -- we’re excited to share that the catalog has recently been updated to include a new landing page! Bringing you an enhanced search experience, the catalog landing page starts your customer journey with any information that you might need, including links to our certification requirements, shortcuts to pre-filtered views of our featured devices and solutions, and recent program announcements. The landing page is the first of many changes coming to the catalog to improve your experience on our page and help you get started building on Azure even faster than before. Let us know what you think of the new and improved catalog in the comments down below!Ask The IoT Expert: Windows 10 IoT Enterprise
Have you ever run into questions when building an internet-connected smart display/kiosk, gateway, or robotics device using Windows 10 IoT Enterprise? Today, in celebration of #JulyOT, I’ll be ready to discuss or answer any questions you might have around how to use Windows 10 IoT Enterprise to build the foundation for your intelligent edge devices in our Ask The Expert series. As a Program Manager on Microsoft Windows IoT Team, I spend my days talking to customers, getting feedback, and building products to enable the next generation of embedded silicon and Internet of Things devices. Now, I want to share that knowledge with you! Just last week we released an IoT Deep Dive to showcase how to build secure cloud-connected IoT solutions with Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. In the video Henry FiegleinfromDover Fueling Solutionsdescribed their real world solution which delivers personalized experiences in content and targeted advertising right at the gas pump; Amelia Casciolagave viewers a sneak peek of our new ARM64 support in her technical demo; and I showcased what’s next for Windows for IoT & answering the top questions from the community. (Raspberry Pi, vNext, etc). You can watch that video here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4na4RpxlnIw. Then, come back and comment with your questions! I wanted to share a question I recently received around how to build these IoT solutions with a lower Bill of Materials cost. I thought it was interesting because it highlights the growing move of the industry to create more accessible and cost-efficient IoT solutions. The answer I shared was that enabling new smaller silicon, like the Qualcomm SDM850 or NXP i.MX 8M, with more powerful operating systems, like Windows IoT Enterprise, can truly help to democratize access to IoT solutions for all. Let me know your thoughts and, as always, share any questions you have on this topic or others. I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas and questions – please post them as comments and I’ll do my best to help you answer them! Cheers, Michael #iot#azureiot#windows10#Developer#IoTArchitect#RealWorldScenarioIOT device event twin change
What are the ways to catch IOT device event twin change in azure? I want to send notification or execute something like function app, when device twin event occur and reported property get change. I am using .net 8 and azure. let me know all possible ways. Thanks, Bhavin Bhesaniya.Detect IOT device twin report property and execute notification
Hello Community, I am seeking for the help to achieve one functionality for my IOT device. I have crated one Azure IOT device under azure IOT hub. Now on the device twin whenever my device report property get change( any property), It should send some event notification to the end user. What is the best way to achieve this? I want to use Azure event grid but the template is not available in message routing you can see below. If i use Event Hub then there is a risk to increase latency. let me know if there is any other way to get this with lowest latency. Thanks, Bhavin Bhesaniya.Detect IOT device twin report property and execute notification
Hello Community, I am seeking for the help to achieve one functionality for my IOT device. I have crated one Azure IOT device under azure IOT hub. Now on the device twin whenever my device report property get change( any property), It should send some event notification to the end user. What is the best way to achieve this? I want to use Azure event grid but the template is not available in message routing you can see below. If i use Event Hub then there is a risk to increase latency. let me know if there is any other way to get this with lowest latency. Thanks, Bhavin Bhesaniya.
NetXDuo mDNS domain set issue
Hello, My issue is related to:- MCU: STM32H733 Middleware: Azure RTOS Middleware Component: NetxDuo (6.2.0) Addon: mDNS I am using Azure RTOS with NetxDuo, I implemented a secure https server in my device and implemented mDNS which was working very well for me till I required to change domain. I want to add a sub-domain like (myhostname.mysubdomain.local). In documentation it is stated that by default the domain is .local but can be changed using nx_mdns_domain_name_set API Now, I have implemented this API in my code like this: ``` status = nx_mdns_create(&mdns_instance, &ip_instance, &netxduo_packet_pool, MDNS_PRIORITY, mdns_thread_stack, sizeof(mdns_thread_stack), (UCHAR *)hostname, (VOID *)local_service_cache, sizeof(local_service_cache), (VOID *)peer_service_cache, sizeof(peer_service_cache), NX_NULL); if (status != NX_SUCCESS) { Error_Handler(); } status = nx_mdns_domain_name_set(&mdns_instance, "home"); status = nx_mdns_enable(&mdns_instance, PRIMARY_INTERFACE); ``` It returns success and according to the document I must be able to ping hostname.home but thats not the case not matter what I done it will be always accessible through hostname.local I checked the domain name buffer inside mdns_instance, its updated to home but even then changed domain is not accessible. Goal: To be able to add subdomain Bigger Picture: I want to use wild card while generating certificate and keys in alt name and CN so that same certificate can be used in many devices thats why I need subdomain as it allows wild card in *.example.local not in *.localConnecting PLC to Azure IoT Hub
We have a client with an Automation Direct Productivity 3000 PLC. Looks like it has an MQTT client configuration that may allow us to connect directly to Azure IoT Hub, but we are struggling. We're waiting for the client to get a vendor resource to assist. Meanwhile. we're trying to figure out if that will work directly, or if we need something like IoT Edge to act as a protocol translator. Unsure if the device is able to utilize TLS 1.2 or not. The config screen looks like this (please ignore current settings): Do we need to use something like IoT Edge to convert the MQTT to use TLS? Any other advice for getting this up and running? Thank you, -Peter
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