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Paul Shadwell
Jun 22, 2019Copper Contributor
User can't login to HostPool.
A new host pool has been created and I am able to login myself but when I add one of my users to to the AppGroup so they can see the desktop icon, they login and get an error message:
Oops, we couldn't connect to "AzureDesktops"
Sign in failed. Please check your user name and password and try again.
The user can login to other services but not WVD.
FYI I have setup Azure AD DS. I am using AD Connect to sync with our on-prem domain DCs.
FYI I have setup Azure AD DS. I am using AD Connect to sync with our on-prem domain DCs.
Any suggestions as to how to diagnose this one?
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- Philby1905Copper Contributor
@ know this is an old thread but hopefully my finding may help others.
I have one user who cant login to the session host but has logged into the pool.
The special thing about this user is the only user that existed in the AAD before me.
The 1st stage login to the pool is done against Azure AD and works.
The 2nd stage is against the Session Host and is against AAD-DS this fails. When AAD-DS was setup I had to change my Azure password before my password from AAD could sync to AAD-DS as the password syncs on change.
I assume the failing will need to change password in Azure. It didn't affect other users as they were created in AAD after AAD-DS was setup and so their passwords are synced.- mziadaCopper ContributorYou are a life saver, that really helped me with the exact same issue I have. Creating AAD DS with WVD, so the already created users weren't able to login!
- michawetsIron Contributor
Hi Paul Shadwell ,
When you said that you were able to login, do you mean using WVD?
Deleted , considering that the user has the icon for the AppGroup, I would think the user is correctly asigned, but the AD could indeed be an issue.
Paul Shadwell , when you run the Get-RdsSessionHost, do you see the new sessionhost and is it Available?
- Anonymous
Are you sure deployment did not fail a domain join?
Run below cmdlet to add Azure Active Directory user to the default desktop app group for the host pool.
PowerShell
Add-RdsAppGroupUser -TenantName <tenantname> -HostPoolName <hostpoolname> -AppGroupName "Desktop Application Group" -UserPrincipalName <userupn>
Thank you
Dav,
- Paul ShadwellCopper Contributor
Deleted Domain join succeeded. Deployment completed with no errors.
- Paul ShadwellCopper Contributor
Deleted Ah! that did the trick. I used the WebUI tool to add the user but it seems this is not working yet.