Hello ITPro, I am going through the latest AZ-104 training and came across the module "Configure Azure AD Auth for a storage account".
I am able to mount a share using the Access Key over the public internet, no problem. However I am having trouble getting User Access to shares. I did deploy Azure Active Directory Directory Services into its own resource group successfully and enabled this option on the storage account...
I am using the "Owner" account which should have full blown rights already. I didn't go ahead and apply additional permissions. Ie...
I keep getting this error when attempting to map the drive though. What did I miss?
I came across this article while troubleshooting...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/storage-files-identity-ad-ds-mount-file-share
What does this mean exactly? You can mount the share over the internet without a VPN using the key, but you can't using a user account? I know you can connect to file server shares on-prem without the client being joined to the domain, you just have to manually type creds. This isn't supported by Azure file shares?
Regards,
Adam Tyler