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Today I had to deploy Azure Firewall Premium SKU in a Virtual WAN hub in Southeast Asia region. I used the same script as I’ve been using previously with the same customer, but I kept getting an error: New-AzFirewall : Long running operation failed with status ‘Failed’. Additional Info:’An
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Welcome to this next post in my series about Azure Monitor for Service Providers. This post will answer questions about the number of subscriptions needed, how to delegate access, and pros and cons for whatever choice you make. First of all, this series assumes you’re a Microsoft CSP Provider,
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Last year at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, I talked about Azure Monitor, and how we replaced our System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) with it. We are in some ways a Managed Service Provider, and I keep getting questions from these type of companies, about how to move from SCOM to
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Update: This is now possible, yet billing issues might occur. See this post: https://cloudpuzzles.net/2016/12/update-asm-arm-migration-experience/ TL;DR: ASM to ARM to new subscription, is currently not possible without downtime. The rant: As you might know, a lot of stuff is going on in Azure. Not only
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I ran in to what appears to be a GUI bug in VMM recently. I wanted to add a NAT rule to a VM network, which was already connected to a gateway (I’m using Hyper-V Network Virtualization on the network) and had been assigned a public IP from the
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Today I had to change the SQL port used by Service Provider Foundation, but I couldn’t find any information on how to do it. I guess I could’ve gone through the installation again and reconfigured it that way, but that seemed like too much work. Instead I went
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Today me and my colleague Martin, http://martinhannemann.com, decided to test out different ADFS scenarios together with Windows Azure Pack (WAP). As you might know, out of the box WAP uses a ASP.NET provider for the tenant site. It is also possible to use ADFS for this though,
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As part of my recent speaking at Campus Days in Copenhagen, and my interest in Windows 10 in general, I recently got the chance to explore the new ways of deploying the OS. Don’t be scared, you can still use the methods you use today, but in this ever
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As can be seen on the amount of new posts here, it’s been a busy couple of months – not writing, but lot’s of other great things. I’ve been involved in several cool projects around Hyper-V, VMM, Azure Pack and Microsoft Azure, and I shuold have some posts
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After implementing Windows Azure Pack at a customer I’ve gotten several interesting questions regarding limitations and such. One of these questions was: Can a customer have multiple public IP addresses assigned to a single virtual network, to NAT ports through the firewall? Out of the box, via the GUI,
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I’ve been exploring Windows Azure Pack (WAP) the last couple of weeks and ran into many errors – mostly caused by myself and my “trial and error” approach 🙂 One of the issues was registering Service Provider Foundation (SPF) in Service Management Portal. After some searching I found Marc Van Eijk’