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Looking for guidance on transferring my Learning Room (Azure Integration + AI)
Hi everyone, I’m Konstantinos, the host of the Learning Room Modern Development with Azure Integration and AI in the Microsoft Learn Skills Hub. With the Learn Expert program being retired, all Learning Rooms will close at the end of June. I’m hoping to keep our room alive by transferring it into an existing Tech Community space — but this can only happen if a community owner approves the move. 🔗 Learning Room: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/group/a16aab22-66d5-4fc2-8539-b6a382916bda Focus: Hands‑on Azure integration patterns, modern development practices, and applied AI — supporting learners building real‑world solutions. If you are a community owner, moderator, or know who manages a relevant Azure space (Apps on Azure, Azure Architecture, Azure AI, Integration, Developer Tools, etc.), I’d be grateful for any guidance or introductions. Even a quick pointer to the right contact would help. The Tech Community team will handle the transfer if approved — I just need confirmation from the destination owner. Thank you to anyone who can help steer this in the right direction. I’d love to continue supporting learners within the Azure community. Konstantinos8Views0likes0CommentsLooking for a new home for our Learning Room (Azure Integration + AI)
Hi everyone, I’m Konstantinos, the host of the Learning Room Modern Development with Azure Integration and AI in the Microsoft Learn Skills Hub. I am a Tech enthusiast , geek , nigh crawler ,,,you know ! More about me https://passadis.github.io But enough. I’m reaching out because the Learn Expert program is being retired, and all Learning Rooms will close at the end of June. I currently host the room Modern Development with Azure Integration and AI, and I’m hoping to keep it alive by transferring it into an existing Tech Community space — if a community owner is open to it. 🔗 Learning Room: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/group/a16aab22-66d5-4fc2-8539-b6a382916bda Focus: Practical Azure integration patterns, modern development approaches, and applied AI — with hands‑on guidance, discussions, and support for learners building real‑world solutions. If you are a community owner, moderator, or know who manages a relevant Azure space (Apps on Azure, Azure Architecture, Azure AI, Integration, Developer Tools, etc.), I’d really appreciate a quick introduction or guidance. A transfer is only possible with the destination owner’s approval, and the Tech Community team will handle the technical side — I just need confirmation from the right person. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help point me in the right direction. I’d love to keep supporting learners and contributing to the Azure community. Konstantinos10Views0likes0CommentsWindows OS edition validation error
In one of my session hosts, the windows operating system version & edition has different values, On winver.exe" --> it gives Windows 11 multisession 22h2 whereas in registry, path to HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ Keyname: ProductName Value; Windows 10 multisession Can someone experience this in similar, .. Thanks, Rajkumar15Views1like1CommentAzure Stack HCI Registration Help
We are waiting on arrival on our Azure Stack HCI cluster. In the meantime I have been trying to setup a test environment. The challenge I have is with registering the cluster with Azure. I understand their are specific Azure permissions need for the account that performs the registration. My intention was to register the system on my Visual Studio Subscription. Everything appeared to go ok until what I suspect was my last step. The last step - where I selected my Visual subscription gave me the somewhat expected permission error. Another organization within our college owns the tenant and we'll have to work with them when it comes time to register our production system. Here is where I could sure use some help. Since this permission issue still needs to be hammered out and this is just a test I figured I would try registering it with my personal Azure account. When I try to do that, it errors stating that my personal subscription is not found in the tenant. Which is true.... The problem is I can't figure out how to "unregister the incomplete registration." Everything I see shows the system to be "unregistered." Short of burning my test systems down and restarting, is there anything I can do to reset this registration process? Thanks, Jim1.6KViews0likes1CommentBLOG: Explaining Azure Local additions to licensing and hardware ecosystem -June 2026
Changelog: 1.2 - improved readability in licensing comparison section, adding sources. 1.1 - corrections for S2D + SAN / or SAN only, added link for solution comparison. 1.0 - initial version In this blog I will inform you about noteable additions and changes in terms of Azure Local Licensing and changes to the qualified, certified hardware required. Some of these changes also making it much easier re-using existing hardware with Azure Local, such as SANs. As this blog uses a couple of acronyms, please make yourself familiar with these in the terminology section at the end of this post, as it differs a bit from what is used with Windows Server. 🆕Change 1 - Licensing updates: Microsoft has released an addition to their all-known Azure Local pricelist and licensing conditions. What's new? Host Servicing Fee and revoked Azure Hybrid Benefits for Azure Local have been clarified based on its deployment decisions, when used with S2D + SAN or SAN and ALDO. Formerly revoked for M365 Local through product terms changes. With this Microsoft has introduced a new tier model for Azure Local Host fees based on the specific assignment of the deployed instance. Tier 1: Azure Local using Storage Spaces Direct (default) Tier 2: Azure Local for disaggregated deployments or hyperconverged deployments with external storage. Tier 3: Azure Local with disconnected operations, locally hosted control plane. Learn more about the the new Azure Local pricing tiers. Important note: Please always consult Microsoft Product Terms preferably over other pages, slides etc., understanding the definitive terms that apply. Any licensing statements written or displayed outside Product Terms - including this blogpost - are considered complementary. They might be incomplete or outdated given the context and respective licensing program that applies. 🆕Change 2 - Azure Local Solutions - hardware and ecosystem changes: Microsoft Azure Local Solutions page, formerly Azure Local Solution page (catalog), has seen a subtle but major overhaul some time ago. I would like to elaborate on these. The previously well-known "pyramid" of hardware certification and defined feature and support set for Azure Local has been revised. Tier 1: Premier Solutions Tier 2: Integrated Systems Tier 3: Validated Nodes The new hardware certification and defined feature and support sets: Tier 1: Premier Solutions Tier 2: Integrated Systems 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗿 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗡𝗼𝗱𝗲𝘀? First, Validated Nodes not to confuse with Azure Local validated hardware - have been entirely removed from the Azure Local Solutions | Microsoft, formerly Azure Local Catalog, as a selectable solution category. Given the indications and filtering options - to my understanding - it is very unlikely that future hardware refreshes will be provided by the OEMs based on the Validated Systems. Thus I consider Validated Systems phased out / deprecated based on the readings on the Solution page, while there is no official announcement I am aware of. 𝗗𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘃𝗼𝗶𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘃𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗻𝗼𝗱𝗲𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗲𝗱 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴? I'd say no in most cases based on the age of the hardware and would like to advise the following: Brace and keep calm. 🙏🏻 Please consult the Azure Local Catalog for changes at your pace, identifying your deployed hardware. Checking for supportability (limited support or end of support statements). Validated Nodes are still visible in the Azure Catalog when choosing the filter options as shown in the picture, while the category filter itself has been removed. Please check with your Microsoft Partner and OEM, if deployed and still supported Validated Solutions actually got upgraded / or are upgradeable to Premier Nodes. I have been informed some are upgradeable from Validated Solution directly to Premier Nodes but this requires a redeployment of the nodes. How can I find my running Validated Nodes, when not listed (upgraded) in Premier Solutions or Integrated Systems? There is a selector on this in the Azure Local Solutions overview, call qualification generation. Wait, is that a kind of upselling? Speaking about the hardware for Azure Local, in my understanding this consolidation from a 3-tier model to a 2-tier model was long overdue and in my personal opinion I welcome it based on the technical changes and requirements Azure Local 23H2 and 24H2 implied. I wouldn't describe it as upselling and here is a pointer why: Some time ago, most Integrated Systems (Nodes) have been upgraded to Premier Solutions at no additional cost to partners and customers by Dell Technologies. While Dell took the lead, many OEMs followed suit. This also means that all fully supported deployed Azure Local nodes consistently support Quick Reboot, skipping lenghty BIOS POST time, when no UEFI firmware is pending for installation. Thankfully though, the inital Azure Local 23H2 approach by Dell, which involved pairing Premier Nodes with a mandantory layer of OEM provided software, has been dismissed. This approach required customers accepting the benefits of Premier Solutions billing, storage capacity, CPU and RAM in return for a OEM specific management software and other OEM provided benefits. Vae victis, early adopters. While these remain support, this is no longer the case for Premier Solutions of neither OEM offering these. What are your benefits when after the change potential upgrade? Please find this verbose comparison and also check the tabs on the top of the linked page: Comparison of Azure Local solutions. The benefits are huge, beneficial and practical for everyday operation, troubleshooting and support. Why the change? Microsoft has drastically improved the servicing workflow by using Azure Update Manager, Cluster Aware Update mechanisms and healthchecks, with the goal to near one-click automate the download, deployment and installation of SBE while also maintaining the Azure Local solution and keeping it up-to-date, with a friction-less and production-safe upgrade mechanism. This means monthly patching for Azure Local, since version 12.x builds based on Windows Server 2025 kernel were introduced, upgrade and monthly update reliability has finally met and exceeded expectations. Note that 11.x builds starting from 23H2 had some 'first release issues', but all teams at Microsoft worked extremely hard to overcome these. Learn more about the Azure Local releases and their update, upgrade and supportability terms. Azure Local Licensing Changes - Azure Hybrid Benefits for Windows Server Datacenter Tier / Scenario CSP Subscription (MCA) EA with SA MCA‑E with SA or Subscription Other Programs with SA 🟩 Tier 1 — Azure Local w. S2D Full AHB benefits Host fee pricing: 10$ per active core per month, unless exempted. 🖥️ No Azure Local fees or Windows Server Guest OS fees 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ No Azure Local fees or Guest OS fees 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ No Azure Local fees or Guest OS fees 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🟧 Tier 2 — Azure Local w. S2D + SAN or Azure w. SAN Azure Local host fees apply Host fee pricing: 20.1 $ per active core per month. No exemption. 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🗄️S2D + SAN or SAN only 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🗄️S2D + SAN or SAN only 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🗄️S2D + SAN or SAN only 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🗄️S2D + SAN or SAN only 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🟥 Tier 3 — Azure Local ALDO Offline, no Azure Arc access Host fee pricing: Contact Microsoft or eligible Microsoft partner 🖥️💲 Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌❌ fully disconnected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌❌ fully disconnected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌❌ fully disconnected 🖥️💲 Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌❌ fully disconnected 🟦 M365 Local on Azure Azure Local host fees apply Host fee pricing: Contact Microsoft or eligible Microsoft partner 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected 🖥️ 💲Azure Host and Guest OS fees apply - you might license Guest OS with Windows Server Azure Subscription or through volume licensing. 🪪 WS Arc Management benefits elibigle 🔌 Connected sources: https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/terms/productoffering/MicrosoftAzure/MCA#clause-2250-h3-1 (primary) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-arc/servers/windows-server-management-overview (complementary) https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/azure-local/ (complementary) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/azure-hybrid-benefit?tabs=azure-local (complementary) Azure Local Terminology Term / Category Definition Nodes Physical servers participating in an Azure Local deployment. Instance A cluster of Azure Local nodes forming a single logical deployment. AzL S2D Azure Local using highest‑performance, highly available local Software‑Defined Storage (S2D). System Builder Extension (SBE) packages Fully tested and supported driver + firmware recipes for the current Azure Local release, provided by OEMs in partnership with Microsoft for Premier Solutions. Solution Categories Defines ease of deployment, support boundaries, and feature availability across Azure Local solution types. Azure Local hyperconverged deployments with external storage (Azure Local S2D + SAN) Azure Local S2D combined with qualified SAN‑attached storage. Azure Local for disaggregated deployments (Azure Local with SAN) Azure Local without S2D, using qualified SAN‑attached storage. Azure Local Disconnected Operations (ALDO) Fully disconnected, locally hosted control plane mimicking Azure Portal functionality, ensuring full‑stack data locality for strict governance requirements. Azure Local M365 Azure Local configuration enabling Microsoft 365‑like services on‑premises using a specialized node and instance setup. Azure Local The on‑premises Azure‑consistent platform for compute, storage, and hybrid management. CSP (Cloud Solution Provider) Sales motion/program. Not related to Intune CSP policies. MCA (Microsoft Customer Agreement) Licensing framework underlying CSP purchases. Microsoft Product Terms (PT) Official licensing terms — the single authoritative source for Microsoft licensing information. Windows Server / Azure (Local) Hybrid Benefits (AHB) Licensing benefits for applicable programs, especially valuable for Arc‑enabled servers with active Software Assurance. Particularly beneficial for customers licensing Windows Server Datacenter hardware cores via Enterprise Agreement with SA or CSP Subscription. AHB varies by product and program; Product Terms remain the authoritative source. Software Assurance (SA) Term based or compulsory in Subscriptions, bundle of licensing and usage benefits compared to perpetual licensing. Since Arc and Azure Local ROI goes far beyond "running the latest". Missed anything, spotted wrong? Let me know in the comments below.Solved171Views3likes3CommentsPDF generation in Azure App Service
I'm looking for a solid option for PDF generation that is compatible with running within the constraints of Azure App Service or Azure Functions. I know of several options but am curious what others are using and having solid reliable success with?7.1KViews2likes3CommentsRestoring a user to Azure API Management instance who had registered using Azure B2C
I am trying to restore a Azure API Management user account that I had backed up and has identity.provider and intentity.id backed up. When I restore this user using the ARM endpoint using URI similar to one below, the user gets restored but has both "AadB2c" and "Basic" as the auth type:- "https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/${subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/${resourceGroup}/providers/Microsoft.ApiManagement/service/${apimName}/users/${userId}?api-version=2024-05-01" Why is Basic being added as the value because the backup had "AadB2c" as the Auth Type? And is there a way to avoid that and only have "AadB2C" as the Auth type.38Views1like2CommentsHow to consume Azure Event Grid messages on local desktop application?
Hello All, I am new to Azure Platform, Need some inputs on how can one consume Azure Event Grid messages on local environment. I already went through the documentation of the same but all I could find was references related to those apps which runs on Azure PaaS. If anyone can guide me in the right direction, I would be very much appreciate it. Thank you.1.2KViews0likes1CommentAzure Quantum orchestrated by enterprise apps via jBPM
Hi Community! Sharing this quantum enterprise computing example: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/jbpm-quantum-orchestration-platform-sergey-lukyanchikov-ocvce plus its GitHub repo: https://github.com/C-NLTX/Open-Source - enjoy!64Views0likes0CommentsProblems with FSLogix 3.26 - W11 MU - 10 users per Vm
Scenario Overview We are documenting a recurring intermittent Denial of Service (DoS) regarding user profiles in an AVD multi-session environment using Azure Files Premium (SMB). The issue consistently surfaces after updating to the FSLogix 3.26 branch (v3.26.126.19110). Root Cause Analysis (Failure Logs) Through deep log analysis, we identified a "driver poisoning" pattern unique to version 3.26: SMB/Kerberos Handshake Sensitivity: Under varying storage response times (latency spikes of ~350ms vs. the usual ~40ms), version 3.26 triggers an intermittent 1326 error (Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password). Driver Execution Flow Corruption: Unlike previous versions, after this initial network/authentication glitch, the 3.26 driver fails to release execution threads or volume handles properly. Catastrophic Failure (Error 267): The system attempts to access the SecuredProfileRegData path within the mounted VHDX, but the driver returns Event ID 26: "0x10b - The directory name is invalid". Unrecoverable "Zombie" State: Once Error 267 occurs, the VM becomes "poisoned." It blocks all subsequent login attempts and even prevents a clean uninstallation of the agent (MSI Error 0x80070643 due to files being "in use"), necessitating a full VM reboot or redeployment. Has anyone else been through this? My first step was to go back to Agent Version 2506 (2210 Hotfix 4) Evidence of Success with Version 2506 (2210 Hotfix 4) After performing a clean deployment and reverting to version 3.25.626.21064, metrics from April 24, 2026, show absolute stability on the same infrastructure: Consistent Logon Times: Average profile load time of 1.6 seconds across multiple concurrent users Storage Efficiency: FindFile response times remained stable between 39ms and 45ms, with the agent successfully retrying any momentary delays. Error Resilience: Unlike v3.26, if this version encounters an authentication glitch (e.g., on a local service account), it bypasses the error and remains functional, allowing domain users to log in without collateral blockages. Concurrency Support: Seamlessly managed over 20 simultaneously mounted volumes without pointer collisions or kernel hangs.215Views0likes2CommentsTrying to configure 3rd Party VPN from CloudGenix ION device
Hi all, I am trying to get my VPN from my CloudGenix ION connected to an Azure instance through a traditional IPSec VPN. I have everything configured but my device requires me to add an Inner Tunnel IP Address but the MSP for the customer doesn't see this setting in their Azure VPN configuration. Does anyone know how to, or where to add this in Azure's VPN settings?1.2KViews0likes1CommentI can no longer connect to some of the nodes over pfSense IPSec running in Azure
This used to work flawlessly and I didn't change anything in the configuration, so this may have happened after upgrading to pfSense 2.5.2, or after some Azure changes. Specifically, I can no longer connect to the Azure VMs which use the same subnet as my Azure pfSense instance. I can, however, connect to other VMs that reside in a Peered address space. My infrastructure is: One Internet-facing pfSense instance in Azure, running IPSec (let's call it PF) Clients connecting to PF over IPSec Several VMs using the same subnet as the PF (let's call them VMA) Some other VMs using another peered subnet (VMB) PF is configured to pass all IPSec traffic (Local Network set to https://0.0.0.0/0) I have since enabled the following, to no avail: IP forwarding on the LAN-facing PF NIC Azure UDR rule for https://0.0.0.0/0, making the next hop at PF appliance and associated it with the LAN subnet which all VMA use What I have found out so far is that: the traffic originating from an IPSec client to VMA shows up in tcpdump on both enc0 and LAN interfaces in PF, and: one-way traffic shows up in tcpdump on VMA *only* after enabling IP forwarding, but the VM is sending ARP request for the IP address and doesn't seem to be using the routing table: 15:19:00.578098 IP 10.1.1.1.52074 > 10.1.0.6.22: Flags [S], seq 2814773395, win 65535, options [mss 1198,nop,wscale 6,nop,nop,TS val 442515869 ecr 0,sackOK,eol], length 0 15:19:00.578191 ARP, Request who-has 10.1.1.1 tell 10.1.0.6, length 28 Tracerouting on VMA to any of the IPSec clients also confirms that VMA is unaware of the table rule I added. there are no firewall rules blocking it in PF the traffic originating from an IPSec client to VMB shows up in tcpdump on both enc0 and LAN interfaces in PF, and: two-way traffic does show up in tcpdump on VMB I can ping/connect to any of the VMs running on Azure or IPSec clients directly from my PF instance. I have run out of the ideas on how to proceed here. So far it looks like everything is fine on pfSense end. It does seem like routing issue, even though it used to work just fine up until recently. EDIT1: I just checked the Effective Routes on one of the VM's NIC, and am seeing the Default Active 10.1.0.0/23 Virtual network route, which is listed first, while my UDR is last. The 10.1.0.0/23 is my LAN subnet, which includes the IPSec clients. What does one do in this case? EDIT2: I can see that the communication with VMB works fine because of the effective rule that handles that: Default Active 10.2.0.0/24 VNet peering EDIT3: I added a UDR targeting my IPSec clients specifically, which according to https://aidanfinn.com/?p=21480 should take precedence over the default rules, but still to no avail 😕 EDIT4: the Next Hop in Azure correctly shows PF as as a next hop from VMA.1.6KViews0likes1CommentBlazor Wasm ASP.NET Core 6 + Azure Active Directory + Azure Key Vault + Certificate
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Hi, i would like to ask for help for a specific kusto query to get the average eps for a specific log collector? i tried to search the community and tried one of the query i saw but to no avail. hope you can help me as i am still learning sentinel and kusto query. thank you in advance.651Views0likes1CommentAKS run simulation
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