I'm using Azure Management Studio and want to connect to a subscription but can't seem to find where the certificate thumbprint is stored.
I've looked around in the azure portal on the subscription itself but can only find the subscription id, not the certificate thumbprint (as highlighted in the print screen) below.
Where do I find this thumbprint?
In the new portal, go to:
Expand the right menu and click 'More Services'
On the next menu select 'Subscriptions'
Click the name of your subscription when it appears.
select 'Management Certificates' from the menu
Go to old portal (https://manage.windowsazure.com) and then SETTINGS tab on the left hand side. On the subsequent page on the right hand side, just click on MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATES. You will find all management certificates there.
An alternative is to setup the subscription in Azure Management Studio via the "Azure Resource Manager API" and enter your Azure subscription credentials:
Using this authentication method you don't need to generate, upload and specify a management certificate; you can simply enter your AD domain followed by your credentials.
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Perhaps my brain is still in bed, but I cannot figure out how to get the name and ID of my Azure DevOps Service Principal. I need to give it permission on a Synapse workspace.
Do I have to create a Azure DevOps Service Principal or is it created automatically once I created a project (and repositories) in Azure DevOps?
As described above you should create a service connection that will automatically create an application (service principal) on which you can assign IAM privileges.
In order to find the application name/ID you should go under your service connection and press Manage Service Principal. Then azure devops will redirect you on Azure on App Registrations/App
Do I have to create a Azure DevOps Service Principal or is it created automatically once I created a project (and repositories) in Azure DevOps?
You need to create service principal manually. Here are the detailed steps:
Go to "Project Settings" -> "Pipelines/Service connections".
Click on "Create a service connection". Choose "Azure resource manager". Scroll down and click on "Next".
Select "Service principal (automatic)" (You can select the manual one if you want to manually enter information such as subscription ID and credential). Click on "Next".
Select "Subscription" as scope level. If it shows that you do not have an active subscription, please try to do this in InPrivate window. Then fill in the information about service connection name. Click on "Save".
I am trying to create a PowerBi Embedded application on Azure Portal. I successfully created one but I am not able to see the Access Key in the list of options.
I followed the above documentation.link
I have a Visual Studio Enterprise – MPN subscription. Hope that wasn't the reason.
Also I couldn't find the settings icon also.
Help is appreciated .Thanks
Why have you created a "Power BI Embedded"-service in Azure? I dont see anything mentioning that in the guide to supplied.
"Power BI Embedded" in azure is deprecated, instead you should register an app accouring to the Register with the Azure portal-step:
In the left-hand navigation pane, choose More Services, select App
Registrations under Security + Identity and select New application
registration.
I am unable to view any services in my azure portal. A couple of days back everything was visible.
I think there's some permissions issue. I am logging as Global Admin on the portal.
[UPDATE]: I was trying to publish a web application from visual studio to my azure account and when I select my account, it says "There are no Azure subscriptions associated with this account". Is it that my account is suspended or deactivated or so?
You are signed in to the classic portal with an AAD subscription. These subscriptions don't support using other services. You might be signed in to the wrong directory. Use the "Subscriptions" menu at the top to switch. If you don't have that, you could also be signed in to the wrong account. Some people have used "work/school" (AAD) email addresses to sign up for a "personal" (Microsoft Account) account. If that happens, you'll see a prompt to pick one of the two when you sign in. If you don't see your subscription, it may be assigned to the personal/MSA account. You can grant access to the other one to avoid this.
I have a live id account and a subscription to Windows Azure.
I would like to delegate (or add additional) account to the same Windows Azure subscription.
How can I achieve it?
What you could do is add a co-administrator to your Windows Azure Subscription by providing email address (Microsoft account) of the co-administrator. To do so, go to the portal and click on SETTINGS and then ADMINISTRATORS tab and then click on ADD icon on bottom as shown in the screenshot below. The co-administrator would then have the capability to login into Windows Azure Portal and manage that subscription there.
Simply, I have an Azure corporate subscription. I have a co-administrator who has his own personal 90-day trial subscription. When the co-administrator uses the new preview portal (manage.windowsazure.com) he can see their personal subscription (where he is admin) but cannot select or view the corporate subscription (where he is co-administrator).
Any ideas? We want to have multiple people within our company assigned as co-administrators so they can play with the preview features (Virtual Machines, Azure Web Sites, Media Services).
I had this problem as well, in fact trying to see data via the resources.azure.com site was proving unfruitful.
As it turns out the new portal has its own user management features that are more granular than the admin/co-admin of the old portal.
Allow a subscription owner to make you a contributor or owner in the new portal and you should be able to see more data on the subscription via the new portal.
To do that:
As the service administrator, go to the new portal
Browse to Subscriptions
Locate & select the subscription you need to add users into
In the subscription details blade, select settings
Under resource management, select users
You'll notice that even though you are a co-admin, you're not listed among the users.
Add the user and make them a contributor/owner
There's more information on Azure's role-based access control here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/role-based-access-control-configure/
The Azure Admin has changed so the 2 current answers are outdated. Follow the following steps:
Open the subscription, click on 'my permissions' then 'click here to view complete access details for this subscription'
In Access Control (IAM), Click on Role assignments, then click Add
Choose 'Add role assignment' then choose the role to be 'Contributor' and choose which user you want to add from the right hand pane , then click Save.
Make sure the user is listed as a contributor under 'Role Assignments'
The main problem with Windows Azure preview portal is that if you are account administrator for any specific Windows Azure Subscription, it will only show configuration specific to that particular subscription when u used the live ID which is account administrator for other Windows Azure Accounts. If same live ID is service administrator of two different Subscriptions then in preview portal both subscription details will show up. This issue is related with Windows Azure Preview Portal and still in progress.
So if you want to solve this problem, you should use OrgID/liveID which is service administrator in multiple subscriptions (if applicable) this way that LiveID will shows details with both subscriptions.