I created an application in ironSource and activated the ad units "Rewarded Video" and "Interstitial".
ironSource
Now I want to activate the "Banner" ad unit for this existing application, but cannot find how.
Login to Ironsource
Goto Monetize -> Ad Units & Placement
On the Right hand side goto extreme right and you will find Banner
Inside banner create New Placement
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I am unable to delete the b2c tenant created by me during a lab demonstration of how to integrate social IDP to a web app. I followed and completed all the processes but the delete tenant button stays greyed out.....It says "Remove Domain Services"...and has been stuck on there ever since1... Click on the Hyperlink to view image
remove domain services error
But once i click there to remove it...It displays nothing....
After clicking on "Remove Domain services"
According to the link provided by #Raghavendra- MSFT Identity.We can create an user account named like 'admin#personal_b2c_account.onmicrosoft.com' in B2C directory, and assign the 'global administrator' role. Logging in as this user, there will be no error to remove domain services, only to remove users. Removing the personal account from the B2C directory, and we are able to delete the directory after that.
And click Azure AD Domain Services in the picture shown, the welcome to azure! interface will also appear.It seems to be a bug in the system. Because the domain services error will only come if you ever had enabled Azure AD domain services on your environment.
At the following page they say:
From the organization dashboard, click the Applications tile.
I am using sandbox and do not see any "Applications tile". Here is what I see.
Can you help?
To grant consent for internal apps, you will have to first create a DocuSign organization. You can do this by selecting the "Get Started" button in your screenshot.
Once your org is created, you can access it easily by selecting the dropdown in the upper right, then choosing "Admin."
In the Organization Admin view, you should select the "Connected Apps" tile from the options, choose the app you would like to grant access, and set the appropriate permissions. (likely signature impersonation)
Let me know if that works for you!
I have a B2C directory (6 months old) and the portal says there's a new streamlined user flow (see image below) - is that only for new tenants or is there a way to migrate?
Clicking the purple message directs me off to my main hosting tenant, to the page where you create a new B2C Directory. On that portal page there's a single link, which takes you off to the B2C product page
Update - here's my repro steps:
1) login to azure portal on my main Azure subscription
2) Hit filter button ('Directory + Subscription') to change to B2C directory
3) go to Azure AD B2C blade as per above screenshot
4) click purple bar ("The new B2C experience is here...") (the link on this is https://portal.azure.com/#)
5) a new tab opens which takes you back to the Azure AD B2C blade in the hosting tenant (as per step 1):
6) if you click the "Get started..." link it takes you off the product page.
If you want to use this experience, you just click the prompts, then it will redirect you to the new experience.
From you shown picture, you already use this new experience.
I post my experience here, you can see the new experience is just update user flows(preview) to policies. And the new policies will be very convenient for you to use.
The user flows(preview) vs policies:
I've finally solved this thanks to re-reading #Sunny Sun's comments, which I misunderstood the first time round.
The trick here is that your default directory must be set to the target B2C directory and not (as was my default) to my main subscription directory.
You can change the default directory via the filter button ('Directory + Subscription') as per the image below and then change it back once the change has taken place.
In Azure API Management you can enable integration with AAD, by following the guidelines in this article:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-aad
This part describes the sign in after setting up AAD integration:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-aad#a-idlogintodevportalsign-in-to-the-developer-portal-by-using-an-azure-ad-account
In step 3 of of this part, the following is mentioned:
"You might be prompted with a registration form if any additional information is required."
I don't want to bother my consumers with this dialog, but I can't find what 'additional information' is meant here.
The sign up dialog only shows email, first name and last name.
Anyone knows what information the registration process is missing, which leads to this dialog to show up?
I don't want to bother my consumers with this dialog, but I can't find what 'additional information' is meant here. The sign up dialog only shows email, first name and last name.
If you don't want to enable the registration process, you could delete Username and password
provider from azure portal.
It will just use the Azure AD provider. then it will not prompted with a registration form.
Updated:
If I click sign up, I get the registation is disabled.
After consulting the Azure API Management product group, it became clear you cannot disable this dialog at the moment.
The documentation is mentioning the dialog is only prompted in a certain case, but that's is not accurate. The dialog will always be shown when you sign in on the developer portal, when the Azure API Management is integrated with AAD.
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.