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7 TopicsPrinciple Does not have Access to API/Operation
Hi all, I am trying to connect Azure OpenAI service to Azure AI Search service to Azure Gen 2 Data lake. In the Azure AI Foundry studio Chat Playground, I am able to add my data source, which is a .csv file in the data lake that has been indexed successfully. I use "System Assigned Managed Identity". The following RBAC has been applied: AI Search service has Cognitive Services OpenAI Contributor in Azure Open AI service Azure OpenAI service has Search Index Data Reader in AI Search Service Azure OpenAI service has Search Service Contributor in AI Search Service AI Search Service has Storage Blob Data Reader in Storage account (Data Lake) As mentioned when adding the data source it passes validation but when I try to ask a question, I get the error "We couldn't connect your data Principal does not have access to API/Operation"892Views3likes9Commentsfind the azure vm status in multiple subscription
We have multiple subscription (more than 10) in our environment and MFA enabled , I was trying to find one vm status using the name but its not working , setting azcontext with tenant ID also not working , I need command to set all subscription as context and find the vm status or any other way to find the vm status , this is needed for daily work, appreciate someone help on this .91Views0likes1CommentSearch Selected Documents with Azure Open AI BYOD Search
I have azure blob with 3 documents (Doc 1, Doc 2, Doc 3) and they are being search through azure open and azure search service which is working perfectly fine. But my requirement is to restrict my search to only Doc 2 and Doc 3. But m unable to find any option through which i can do this. How can this be done? Below is the sample body- { "dataSources": [ { "type": "AzureCognitiveSearch", "parameters": { "endpoint": "https://@@@@@@@@@@@@@.search.windows.net", "key": "@@@@@@@@@@@@@", "indexName": "abcd-index", "semanticConfiguration": "", "queryType": "simple", "fieldsMapping": { "contentFieldsSeparator": "\n", "contentFields": [ "content" ], "filepathField": null, "titleField": "title", "urlField": null }, "inScope": true, "roleInformation": "You are an AI assistant that helps people find information." } } ], "messages": [ { "role": "user", "content": "tell me about solution versioning" } ] }622Views0likes4CommentsMultiple external sites in an organization Search
Hello, We are an organization with multiple public websites with different repositories (web content, documents, images, dbs) We want a search that will query them all to bring back results to a common page so our users do not have to search multiple sites. We are also an Azure Client. Should I be using Bing or Azure Search (cognitive) services? Thoughts on this? Thanks, V370Views0likes1CommentInstall-Module MSOnline - not working
Hi all, I am struggling to install: Install-Module MSOnline I get: I have tried: Get-PSRepository WARNING: Unable to find module repositories. When I run: Register-PSRepository -Default I get no error but when trying to run Get-PSRepository again i get WARNING: Unable to find module repositories. Any ideas on how to fix this?Solved21KViews0likes1CommentHow to use Cognitive built-in skills from Azure Webjob
My scenario is as follows: 1. We need to index documents from a Sharepoint Site, that Sharepoint site is outside our control, so basically we have an URL, username and password, and then with a REST API we can return for example all *.docx, all *.pdf files, download them, put them on blob storage, and then create a custom indexer webjob. 2. According to what I read, with the Azure Search SDK we can push documents to the index, that seems pretty straightforward. However what is not clear to me, its the following: 1. If I create a custom job that will work as an "indexer", then I wont see it in the portal and I wont abe able to plugin cognitive built-in skills or custom skills? Can I do this programmatically too>?774Views0likes0Comments