I need to verify the ownership of the domain by adding a verification ID as a TXT record with your domain provider. In the left navigation of your app page, click Resource explorer under Development Tools, then click Go.
In the JSON view of your app's properties, search for customDomainVerificationId, and copy its value inside the double quotes. You need this verification ID for the next step.
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There is no Resource explorer under Development Tools
I found the app in the Resource explorer by the search bar of the Azure portal (don't even know if it is the one mentioned it above that in the app page). but I CAN'T FIND ANY customDomainVerificationId in the Jason File.
in the resoure Explorer https://resources.azure.com, in the left navigation, go to subscription > your-subscription > providers > Microsoft.Web > sites
then, you can lookup for the web app by name, to see the JSON view of the app's properties
As #ayzee just said you can find it in subscription > your-subscription > providers > Microsoft.Web > sites, just to clear it up with some visuals.
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I have been trying to figure out how to add a custom URL for the myapps.Microsoft.com portal. I know it is possible but can not figure out how. I have tried adding a cname pointing to account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com and one pointing to iamux.aadg.windows.net.nsatc.net but I keep ending up with certificate errors. can anyone help?
You cannot add a custom URL for that portal in this way.
It would require you to not only redirect DNS queries, but also install an HTTPS certificate on Microsoft servers, which you can't do.
What you can do of course, is setup your own Web service at that URL which issues a redirect to the myapps portal.
I figured out a workaround on how to add your own URLs and tiles in the myapps portal page.
Here is what I did, and it works perfectly fine for me.
Steps:
Login to your https://portal.azure.com/ account
Go to "Azure Active Directory"
Go to "Enterprise applications"
Click "+ New Application"
Click "+ Create your own application"
Give a name for the app (Your own web service server)
Choose "Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery"
Now the app is created
Under "Manage"
1)- Click "User and groups"
- Add all the users/groups you wish them to view/use your new URL tile and save
2)- Click "Properties"
- Upload image logo to something you want and save
3)- Click Single Sign-on
- Select "Linked" mode
- Then enter the URL you want and save.
Done. That should work like a charm
Here is myapps portal page setup
I'm trying to create a simple chat bot on Microsoft Bot Framework and I want to add LUIS app ID and LUIS subscription key to my application.
Where can I get the subscription key?
I believe lately Microsoft has changed the structure of the portal so most of the links are not working.
Where can I get the subscription key?
You can get the subscription key by going to
The "Publish App" link on the left,
Select staging from the "end point slot" under Publish Settings. (Don't know why doesn't it show while the option is Production. Maybe there are other ways to connect in the production environment)
Selecting the "staging" option will show an endpoint url which will have "subscription-key" field, which you can copy
I want to add LUIS app ID
To get your luis app ID
Go to "My Apps" in "https://www.luis.ai/applications"
Click your app
Click settings from the options on the left
Copy the 36 character "Application Id"
The followings are steps that worked for me:
Login into https://portal.azure.com
Search luis
Create 1 Language understanding in Cognitive Service section
Go to "My Apps" in https://www.luis.ai/applications
Select your app
Click on Change link nearing Assigned endpoint key
Select available items in 3 comboboxes
Here is the result that you could get subscription key
Hope this help.
Subscription key: In azure create a new cognitive service -> Luis. In the new luis service, on the left you can find an option labeled keys. Use Key1 for everything.
API key: go to your luis.ai account, and select the key's tab. You need to link your luis subscription key here to link luis to your azure sub.
You can navigate at this page https://www.luis.ai/keys where you will see "Programmatic API Key" it's your subscription key also known as "Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key".
I found this article on msdn that really explains the keys well https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kwill/2017/05/17/http-401-access-denied-when-calling-azure-cognitive-services-apis/
you can find your subscription keys the azure portal
Location of Subscription Key for Luis Services
the application id can be found on the settings page of your app on the luis dashboard (start at www.luis.ai)
... all the details for this are in the article linked, but what I found was that:
Use the key as in the screenshot above
The region your azure resource for luis is in, should match the region that your luis application is in.
The resource is managed through the azure portal, the luis app is managed through the www.luis.ai homepage
As the article says, it can be quite confusing about what keys to use where, (especially when you first create the luis app you get a 'starter key' ... sorry for the waffle,
The Subscription Key is the same as the Authoring Key (refer to this documentation). You can get the Authoring Key for your LUIS app by taking the following steps:
Log on to luis.ai
Navigate to the MANAGE menu
Navigate to the Keys and Endpoints tab on the sidebar
I get this error in Kentico Administration when I click on Pages tab for a new template
Resource 'CMS.Content' is not available on the current site.
From the search panel, go to Modules and search for the module Content. In general CMS.Content will appear as Content on the listing. Now click on sites on your left panel and click "Add sites" to select your site. This will make this module available for your website. Sometimes if you do an import into another instance, you need to add the module or whatever was imported into the site.
This process can generally be used to give permission to any module for your website. These modules could be "Media", "Smart Search", "Staging" and so on.
Sounds like a UI permissions error. I would take a look in Configuration > UI Personalization > Administration and ensure that your account's role has access to CMS > Administration > Content Management.
I have added a domain name to my Azure Active Directory account, but it says that the domain name is unverified.
In order to to verify the domain name, I go into my 'default directory' and go to the 'Domains' tab, where I can see my whatever.com domain name listed. I click it to highlight it and then click on the Verify button at the bottom bar and a box pops up: 'Configure domain for single sign-on', telling me to go to the "Directory Integration page and complete all steps..." There's also a checkbox, asking to take me to the Directory Integration page now. And that's it, except for the tick button in the bottom right.
The only option I have, is to be sent to the Directory Integrations page, with help topics that point to other web pages that do not necessarily reflect what I'm seeing inside the Azure Portal, in terms of verify domain names.
I understand that I need to create a TXT record on the domain name I have already purchased, and I can see from other screenshots that I need to find a value within Azure (somewhere) that has the value 'MS=xxxxxx' but finding out where to get that value from is proving difficult.
Am I looking in the wrong place for this?
In the current version of the management portal, the necessary verification information is only displayed if you do not check the option for "I plan to configure this domain for single sign-on...".
If you add the domain and leave that option unchecked, the next step of the dialog will display the MS=xxxxxxxxx value that you need to register as a TXT entry on your DNS server.
I believe the reason it's not displayed when you opt for single sign-on is that the value is meant to be retrieved as part of the AD FS configuration (or whichever STS implementation you will be deploying).
Check out this article: Quick Start Guide for Integrating a Single Forest On-Premises Active Directory with Windows Azure AD
In particular you are probably looking for the Get-MsolDomainVerificationDns cmdlet.
I don't have an AD FS deployment to verify this on currently, but I'd be very surprised if the TXT values differ between the two setups, so the first thing I would try is grabbing the value from the screens when the single sign-on is not selected and adding it to your DNS zone.
Hopefully, this points you in the right direction.
Edit: An updated article covering the updated management portal is now available: Add a custom domain name to Azure Active Directory
Type the below code into your Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Powershell
Get-MsolDomainVerificationDns -DomainName <domainName> -Mode dnstxtrecord
where domainName is the domain that you need to verify.
You will get a Label,Text And TTL. You need to add this to the DNS record of your domain(domainName) and then type the below code to complete the verification process.
Confirm-MSolDomain -DomainName <domainName>
Ofcourse you need to connect to your azure account before you verify the domain.
Connect-MsolService –Credential $cred
If you are adding a new domain:
Be sure you're in the "Domains" tab in the portal when you add your domain via the popup dialog.
Once it says it's successfully added, click the "right arrow" button in the bottom-right of the dialog
The second page should have the TXT record you need to add.
If you already added it and it's waiting to be verified:
Be sure you're in the "Domains" tab in the portal.
Select your domain with an "Unverified" status.
Click on the "Verify" icon at the bottom and it will bring up a dialog with the TXT record you need to add.
For adding a co-administrator the Howto refers to a "Hosted Services, Storage Accounts & CDN" view. But I can't find anything like this in the new portal.
Does anyone know how to do this in the new portal? Is there a way to login to the old portal?
The "classic" portal (manage.windowsazure.com) has been retired. Co-admins are managed through the portal.azure.com site now. To manage co-administrators:
Go to Subscriptons from the main nav
Select the subscription you want to manage
Go to Access control (IAM)
Find the user you want to add/remove as co-administrator
Click the ellipsis on the right
You should see the option to add/remove co-administrator (whichever one is applicable)
Currently, you need to use the old portal to administrate co-admins. You can access the old portal at windows.azure.com. Once you are there and have signed in with your Live Id, select the Hosted Services category (bottom left) and then the User Management subcategory (top left).
in the Azure portal, you need to goto subscriptions, select the subscription, then select Access Control (IAM). Add a person with the owner role, then click the ellipsis and select add as co-administrator
IMPORTANT You have to make someone an owner before you can add them as co-administrator
If you want go to old portal just click in bottom to "Preview" (green button) and press "take me to previous portal"
Now you can use the new Portal for this, you can click the "SETTINGS" option in the Left navigation bar and select the "ADMINISTRATORS" tab in the top. You also can manage certificates as well in this option.
With current portal go to :
Azure Active Directory
Roles & Administration
From the list of roles click the role you want to give the new person
You will be on a page where there is a button add member click that button to add the person(the person must already be added/created in the active directory as a user)
On the right side in the field type the person name(email used to add her/him) and click select (A button under the field.
That's all.