For end users to have a good experience interacting with any IT systems these days, Single Sign-On (SSO) is a must-have. I can’t emphasize enough how annoying and non-productive it is to log in multiple times to access corporate resources or systems. When using Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) or Windows 365, there is no exception configuring SSO is a must.
Windows 365 Enterprise can be used with predefined Windows 10/11 images, but you can also use a custom image when deploying cloud PCs to users. This might be a good idea if you wish to preconfigure something in the image before deploying.
Microsoft has done it more straightforward to export Azure Role Assignments for a subscription. They have added the Download role assignments button in the Azure portal under Subscriptions. However, when I’m working with customers with many Subscriptions, I’ll like to get an overview of all the subscriptions at once. Therefore I use PowerShell the export Role Assignments for all Subscriptions at once.
Users can send diagnostic data for IT administrators to review. But what kind of data does it send, and where do we find them? As for now, I haven’t been able to find any official Microsoft documentation that describes the “Send Diagnostics” in the Experience monitor. This article will go through the findings I made and how I use the data to do more efficient troubleshooting in Azure Virtual Desktop.
Google redirects users based on their location (internet breakout). This is a problem when using Azure Virtual Desktop. This is an issue when the virtual machines are located in another country than the users. A Google page will then meet the users in an unfamiliar language.
A guide on how to prepare a resource migration between Azure subscriptions. This will give you an idea of approaching a resource migration project and validating if your source environment can run on your destination environment. There are serval things to be aware of.
If you deploy an Azure Virtual machine(VM) into a wrong Azure virtual network(Vnet) or you would like to move an existing VM to another Vnet, you will need to deploy a new VM into that Vnet. unfortunately, we can’t move Azure VM’s between Vnet’s, out of the box. You can, of course, establish Vnet peering… Read More »
Moving your traditional website from a Windows IIS server to Azure App Service has never been easier. Microsoft provides a great tool to migrate to Azure App Service, it’s called App Service Migration Assessment Tool. To be able to use this tool, you must have access to the server where your IIS site is located.I… Read More »
Azure provides a simple way to connect on-premise workstations to Azure resources like VM and other services with a Point-To-Site VPN. This can be really handy if you have some external partners that need to connect to your environment in Azure, or just have a couple of users that needs special access to some services… Read More »