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Re: Where is the WVD management portal?
Hi
You can setup the management UI using the following instructions. This is not integrated into the Azure portal but a standalone AppService-based UI:
To start, go to this GitHub URL.
Deploy the template to Azure
If you're deploying in an Enterprise subscription, scroll down and select Deploy to Azure, then skip ahead fill out the parameters.
If you're deploying in a Cloud Solution Provider subscription, follow these steps to deploy to Azure:
- Scroll down and right-click Deploy to Azure, then select Copy Link Location.
- Open a text editor like Notepad and paste the link there.
- Right after “https://portal.azure.com/” and before the hashtag (#) enter an at sign (@) followed by the tenant domain name. Here's an example of the format you should use: https://portal.azure.com/@Contoso.onmicrosoft.com#create/.
- Sign into the Azure portal as a user with Admin/Contributor permissions to the Cloud Solution Provider subscription.
- Paste the link you copied to the text editor into the address bar.
Here is the guidance on the parameters you should enter:
- RD Broker URL: https://rdbroker.wvd.microsoft.com/
- Resource URL: https://mrs-prod.ame.gbl/mrs-RDInfra-prod
- Azure Login ID/ password – AAD credentials without MFA enabled
- Unique name for the app (e.g. Apr3UX)
To launch the UI, click on appservice with name you provided in the template (e.g. Apr3UX) and navigate to the URL associated with it (e.g. https://rdmimgmtweb-210520190304.azurewebsites.net)
Sign in using the Your Windows Virtual Desktop credentials.
5 Replies
- RajVenkatCopper Contributor
PavithraT @Thomas Aure on following the instructions, I got the portal app service deployed.
After running the update ps1 script i get the below error from the URL.
AADSTS900144: The request body must contain the following parameter: 'client_id'.
No clarity on this part.
- RajVenkatCopper Contributor
Hi PavithraT, We are already using portal.azure.com. But all the Host Pools and WVDs created earlier (via PowerShell) are not visible in the portal.
For example in Azure FreeTrial mode we created entire WVD stack. Post expiry we moved to PayAsYouGo mode. Now the subscription ID is changed. However we managed to clear most of the earlier parameters and created WVDs and a Win2019 server as DNS. We are stuck in one step of "New-RdsRolesAssignment". Get-RdsRolesAssignment has earlier Subscription's App ID. Now the Subscription ID and App ID is different. There is no way we can change or remove that. We hit a dead end and cannot use the created WVD.
We don't have access to the data where MS manages RdsRolesAssignment, RdsTenant etc.
When you can't see any of the previously created Host Pools or associate a TenantName with HostPool using PowerShell/ISE or Portal is there any solution at all?
- Joby_ThomasCopper Contributor