Connecting to an Azure AD Stamp
HOST VM OF THE STAMP TO BE CONFIGURED
On AzS Development Kits, sign in to the physical host.
On multi-node integrated systems, the host must be a system that can access admin end point.
Place the RegisterBillingWithIdentitySystem.ps1 file in a temp folder. This file can be found in the install folder of Host VM where Billing resource provider was installed: c:\CloudAssert\BillingRP\BillingApp\
Open a new elevated (administrative) PowerShell console and change to the above directory. Use a new window to avoid problems that might arise from incorrect PowerShell modules that are already loaded on the system
Run the RegisterBillingWithIdentitySystem.ps1 script with appropriate parameters
Parameter Name | Description | Required |
ServiceAdminUser | Go to Admin Portal -> Login as Service Admin -> Subscriptions -> Default Provider Subscription -> Check if role is Owner Eg: admin@contosotest.onmicrosoft.com. Ensure this user is assigned with Application Administrator role in Azure AD. | Required |
AzureStackAdmin ResourceManager Endpoint | Azure Stack ARM endpoint. Eg: "https://adminmanagement.redmond.masi67.corp.contosotest.com/" | Required |
AzureDirectory TenantId | Azure Directory tenant Id | Required |
AzureEnvironment | Cloud environment Eg: AzureCloud | Required |
IdentitySystemType | Either "AzureAD" or "ADFS" depending on authentication mechanism used in the Azure Stack being added | Required |
adminSubscriptionId | Default Provider Administrator Subscription ID | Required |
The script outputs BillingRegistrationOutput.txt in the same folder having all the information needed to add a new azure stack connection in Billing using the billing tool command. (Refer: Connection with App Secret)
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