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I used this cli method before in other project and I successfully able to configure. But now I'm facing above issue in different project.
The command .\aggregator-cli.exe logon.azure where I logon and the command .\aggregator-cli.exe logon.ado uses two different domain name credentials (e.g. first [email protected] and 2nd [email protected]), still above two commands ran properly.
Is it possible to create Infrastructure and project is on different domain?
Note : I'm using existing resource group that is myconame-vm-east1 while running install.instance command
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Seems the same scenario as #46 the code is testing if the Resource Group exists before using it. It fails because the Azure account does not have permissions to list Resource Groups existing in the Subscription.
I gone through Operation returned an invalid status code 'Forbidden' on below command,
.\aggregator-cli.exe install.instance --verbose --name AutoCalculate --resourceGroup myconame-vm-east1 --location "East US"
I used this cli method before in other project and I successfully able to configure. But now I'm facing above issue in different project.
The command
.\aggregator-cli.exe logon.azure
where I logon and the command.\aggregator-cli.exe logon.ado
uses two different domain name credentials (e.g. first [email protected] and 2nd [email protected]), still above two commands ran properly.Is it possible to create Infrastructure and project is on different domain?
Note : I'm using existing resource group that is myconame-vm-east1 while running install.instance command
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: