Closed richard-stafflink closed 2 months ago
Could you run lsb_release -a
and share the output?
Hey! thanks for the quick response
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS Release: 22.04 Codename: jammy
The readme has a solution for:
Error calling IWS for Terms of Use: Unexpected failure: Internal Server Error
But not:
Error calling IWS for Terms of Use: Unexpected failure: Unauthorized
It looks like.. your problem is related to authentication. I never had similar problem before.
Could you clear cache by rm -rf ~/.Microsoft ~/.cache/intune-portal ~/.config/intune
and try enroll again? (also make sure you are running latest version of intune-portal)
If it doesn't work, there would be nothing I could help. You will have to forward your question to internal team thread for help.
Thanks so much for your help @recolic
Got it to register successfully!
I think step 2 did the trick, because I had done steps 1 & 3 many times already.
The Ubuntu laptop had previously been registered, and still had records associated to it in "Devices". It stopped a few weeks/months ago, and I was obviously trying to re-register, but got the error.
Two things could have causes it to stop:
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
- the point release (x.4
) may have caused some clash/incompatibility when comparing O/S version?Note: The 22.04.4
release was available from February 22, 2024
Not sure really!
When I try to register my Ubuntu Laptop I get this from journalctl:
What does
Error calling IWS for Terms of Use: Unexpected failure: Unauthorized
mean, and how do I fix it?