The questions root cause was a transient narrow Azure B2C portal run time detail that was specific to some Edge browsers on my network - about 1 in 5. Edge always worked In Private Mode and Chrome always worked. This question and its premise is now moot. - will probably delete this question if I can.
The following Screen is not reachable in Azure Portal Right now across many subscriptions and tenants. It is like “Azure AD B2C” is missing as a resource type within the Azure portal. (2018-June-16)
Workaround Found – Use Chrome – This is an Edge Browser Specific Problem (In Private also seems to fix it)
It is like something changed in the Azure Portal regarding the B2C management Blade. My B2C tenants are running fine. Lack of Access to the B2C management Blades in Azure Portal could be a production issue to some people.
I see the same “missing” behavior in 3 of my subscriptions and tenants ….
The portal dashboard pin now looks like this …
I always relied on the dashboard link – Does anyone know the Deep Link or direct url to this blade? I could manually make a url for my tenant and try to see if I can get to it directly.
(In Progress Followup)
Ramakrishna got me the top blade link. - Thank You
Workaround Found – Use Chrome – This is an Edge Browser Specific Problem
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Recently, we started using Microsoft LUIS from a Azure Account, with the desire to give access to some LUIS Apps (created by a Azure Admin Account), trying to assign these permissions to users (inside the corporation) for the contribution.
We tried to add the Contributor Role for the Azure authoring resource, but without results. After giving this access, our users reported that the LUIS platform is displaying a popup, with recommendations to switching the Azure directory. What happens is that the LUIS platform freezes, and no options are displayed to continue the process, without any Directory to go ahead.
Does anyone can recommend any other action, or even a role that we need to add for a LUIS APP Contributor?
Tried to follow these steps below:
https://learn.microsoft.com/pt-br/azure/cognitive-services/luis/luis-how-to-collaborate
The issue is not reproducible. For intermittent issues please contact Microsoft Support.
Based on a investigation done by the Microsoft team, they have discovered a very specific case when Azure admins have enabled conditional access policy requiring MFA. This was causing some breaks on LUIS portal.
The fix was successfully applied, and the Portal is working properly.
I Would like to thank all of you for the taskforce to fix the portal.
Detailed thread:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/240393/cannot-add-contributors-on-a-luis-app-using-azure.html
I'm trying to publish a developer portal for our APIM instance for the first time, but most of the APIs in our APIM are for internal use only and I don't want them in the developer portal. Is there an easy way to pick which APIs show up in the developer portal?
API visibility is controlled through products and groups. You can assign user groups to a product to expose it and its APIs to users of that group. Most likely right now you see all APIs since you act as an admin. Try logging into dev portal as a normal user.
I'm looking to learn how to set up a Web API to use Azure authentication. This web api will be locally hosted on my network and not in Azure. I simply want to use Azure as a means of authenticating user sign in and token management. I've set up a web api in the past but it used authentication with a locally hosted SQL database. I'm completely new to Azure and am looking for any resources on how to set this up. The end goal is to get something that I can put into the domain box pictured below:
I have no idea what that is or how to go about getting it. I know this is Stackoverflow but can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
Has anyone successfully restricted Visual Studio Team Services access by IP address? The following blog post says it is possible by connecting the VS Team Services with Azure AD.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/ad/2015/06/25/azure-ad-conditional-access-preview-update-more-apps-and-blocking-access-for-users-not-at-work/
After signing up will see the Visual Studio Team Services application on the application tab of the Azure AD portal. You can then go to the application's configure tab and set access rules, just like you would for other applications. (Like the Twitter example above.)
I have connected Team Services with Azure AD, but when I go in the Azure AD portal, click on applications under my domain and then click on "Visual Studio Online" all I get is a "Dashboard" with usage graphs. There is no "Configure" tab as the blog post says there should be. I have backed my Team Services account with TFS. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Think I found the issue. In the below link it says:
These capabilities will be available to customers that have purchased an Azure Active Directory Premium license.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/active-directory-conditional-access-azuread-connected-apps/
Since I'm not subscribed to Azure AD Premium that is most likely why I don't get the configuration tab and the option to restrict access by IP address. Some what annoying that you would have to pay for Azure AD Premium access to get such a standard feature when already paying for VS Team Services.
You can do this in the AD: azure-ad-conditional-access-preview-update-more-apps-and-blocking-access-for-users-not-at-work:
Blocking external access
In other cases only users on the corporate network may be allowed to
access a SaaS application. This rule can help prevent data leakage and
in some cases can help you meet regulatory requirements.
When an app is on-premises you would have easily been able enforce
this policy at your network boundary. With the app in the cloud this
becomes more challenging.
We've helped address by adding the block access when not at work rule.
This rule can be applied to any of your Azure AD applications that
support conditional access.
The page below shows the option on the same Twitter configure tab as
above.
When you choose this option only users coming from an IP address that
falls within an IP range you have identified will be allowed access to
the application.
I'm trying to create an Azure CDN and cannot find the option to do in the new Azure portal.
According to other sources, there is supposed to be a CDN option under the New -> App Services menu like so:
But when I log into the portal, this CDN option is missing. This is what I see:
Does this have anything to do with my subscription? I'm using a "3-month Free Trial".
Updating to include a screen shot of my left pane options. No CDN!
I finally have the answer why the CDN menu option doesn't appear.
The following from Windows Azure Technical support:
"We’re in the process of building out our next generation Windows Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) architecture, and during this time we are no longer accepting new CDN customers.
With the CDN functionality having recently transitioned to the new Azure management portal, we have enabled it automatically only for customers who were using CDN in the old management portal, so they can continue to manage their CDN configurations. For everyone else, the CDN feature is not enabled in the new portal.
We highly encourage you to wait until we’re ready building our next generation Azure CDN service."
Should be on the left menu - but then this is an enterprise account: and just confirmed there is no CDN option on my personal account - hmmmm...
Good morning
As far as I know their is no 'Enterprise' account, I have multiple logins ranging from MSDN, partners etc and all have the same features. The only difference is when you register for preview services.
On the left hand side in the new portal (light blue bar ) you should see the following items -
All Items
Web Sites
Virtual Machines
Mobile Servces
Cloud Services
SQL Databases
Storage
HDInsight
Media Services
Service Bus
Cache
Recover Services
SQL Reporting
CDN *************
Networks
Traffic Manager
Management Services
Active Directory
Add-Ons
Do you see the same, can you see CDN highlighted above
Shane