Former Employer Abuse
My former employer, Albert Williams, president of American Security Force Inc., keeps adding my outlook accounts, computers and mobile devices to the company's azure cloud even though I left the company more than a year ago. What can I do to remove myself from his grip? Does Microsoft have a solution against abusive employers?
Azure Private DNS Resolver - Need Help
Hi All, we are planning to implement Azure DNS resolver to replace DNS forwarder ? have few question before on this . 1. does Azure Private DNS resolver works with SD-WAN / VWAN model network ? 2. does it requires to create a Azure DNS Zone for the private resolver ? we require Azure DNS Private resolver for forwarding purpose only and our current DNS forwarder VM on Bind DNS looks like below - By default all the Vent's DNS IP should be pointing to DNS Forwarders VM Bind Server for dns resolution. 2.DNS Forwarder in the region will forward the traffic to dns server based on the query to the domain controllers. There are specific rules for each Domain controller.we need similar kind of behavior from Azure private DNS resolver. will this work by using the DNS Private resolver ?appreciate for help in this issue
How to migrate Azure vNET-integrated API-Management stv1 to stv2?
We currently have a prod and dev stv1 API-Management, both still running in the developer tariff. My goal is to migrate the prod to stv2-standard and the dev to stv2 dev-tariff. However I have the following challanges: Backup & Restore from stv1 dev to stv2 standard does not work there is currently no stv2 dev-tariff, it's visible on many pages from microsoft but I cannot select it in azure. That would mean we'd need two stv2 standard tariffs which doubles the cost. Is there any information if this ever will be released and if yes, when? Because of the above two problems I cannot try out the migration with a way back (duplicate API management from backup) because the migration with changing the network has no way back. Of course I could setup a new stv2 API-management but the effort to setup everything is very high so I'd like to avoid that. Has anyone done it already and can share information which could help me to do this migration?
RedHat Openshift Cluster FAILED to deploy despite service principal having role
Good afternoon, I am trying to deploy an Red Hat Openshift Cluster via the GUI. When I get to the authentication tab, I use the existing service principal and enter the client ID and client secret info. I then assigned it to a VNET with master and worker subnets and the network settings are set to private. After I deploy, I get this message. "The resource provider service principal does not have Network Contributer role on route table. Code: InvalidResourceProviderPermissions). Troublehsooting so far: -assigned this specific role at the sub level, rg level, route table level etc. - azure devops - Service principal having role: owner but failing - Stack Overflow - assigned it to the vnet, route table, everything. Running out of time and options. Can anyone provide any feedback please?How to enable Ping (ICMP echo) on an Azure VM
This is just a very quick blog post because I got the question from a couple of people. In this blog post want to show you how you can enable ping (ICMP) on a public IP address of an Azure virtual machine (VM). First, just let me say that assigning a public IP address to a virtual machine can be a security risk. So if you do that, make sure you know what you are doing. If you need admin access to virtual machines only for a specific time, there are services like Azure Just-in-Time VM Access (JIT) and Azure Bastion you should have a look at. Now back to the topic, Azure by default denies and blocks all public inbound traffic to an Azure virtual machine, and also includes ICMP traffic. This is a good thing since it improves security by reducing the attack surface. Read more here:https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2019/09/how-to-enable-ping-icmp-echo-on-an-azure-vm/Unleash Powerful Group Meetings with Azure Communication Services' Virtual Rooms API
Microsoft Introducing Virtual Rooms, a fresh set of Azure Communication Services APIs that empower developers to manage call participants, schedule meetings, and enhance group collaboration in a seamless manner. Get your hands on it today! https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-communication-services/azure-communication-services-virtual-rooms-is-now-generally/ba-p/3845412access Azure File share on Azure AD joined Devices with Azure AD Credentials
Hi everyone We're currently testing Azure File for a customer. The customer already has an AVD environment, and we need an Azure File share for a specific application that runs on the AVD instance. We can mount the Azure File share on AVD with no problems and Azure AD credentials. All local and physical Windows Devices from the employees, which they use to open the AVD Application, are Azure AD joined. However, we also need to mount the Azure File share locally on every Azure AD joined Device. Problem is that we're not able to do that. We're able to mount the Azure File share with the storage account key, but this is a no-brainer. We're not giving out the storage account key to achieve this. Tbh, I'm not very fit in all these Azure Stuff but I think it's an authentication issue, because we're able to mount the Azure File share locally with the Storage Account Key. If we want to mount the share with the user logged on Azure AD credentials, it throws an error back that the network path could not be found (0x80070035). I think there is smth I'm missing out, which prevents me to mount the Azure File share on a Azure AD joined Devices and authenticate it with the user logged on AAD creds. Thanks for every reply, advice & help ❤️
