MarcelMeurer
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5 years ago Hi. This is the absolute right place. So, thanks for placing your question here.
Can you log in properly to the -portal web site and do you see the web GUI without tiles (empty)? This should be. If you can log in, the portal queries the data once in a minute. The data Uri is:
The return value for a vanilla installation is: [] - 200
If you get an error there is something wrong. Maybe, you wrote, with your authentication. Could you check the configuration variables:
ida:ClientId: <Id of your Azure Ad app / service principal Guid>
ida:ClientSecret: <Secret of your Azure Ad app / service principal>
ida:Domain: <Your Azure AD tenant Guid>
ida:TenantId: <Your Azure AD tenant Guid>Also, make sure that you leave this variable as it is/was. It must be the static Guid:
cfg:DefaultTenantGuid: 1AF04A50-3F2F-420A-93B8-2D2A1EFF6CF1
Another thing: Make sure that you open the -portal URI and not the -data once. The -data has no website and will give you an error if access them. -data holds the web job and data endpoint. You can check if the endpoint is working with https://nnnnnnnnnnnnn-portal.azurewebsites.net/data/test
JAK1047
Didn't know if there was a forum or better place to reach out for assistance, but after following the instructions and setting up the portal I'm getting an HTTP 500 error every few seconds in it while it tries to pull Data\Statistics. Looking at the response it appears to be getting an ODATA Insufficient Privileges error.
I'm assuming the error is from the Service Principal set up in the Portal App Configuration missing some rights, but it's set for User.Read.All under Application and ID Token is checked. I haven't setup the agent yet on my WVD hosts wanting to get the basic setup out of the way, so any idea what the periodic calls trying to access that could be generating the error? Or where I could start troubleshooting?