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HI,
I downloaded and extracted Onebox VHD from LCS. When Using Admin user provisioning tool to add my user as admin following error is showing
The value's length for key 'password' exceeds its limit of 128
Please advise resolution.
please advise resolution.
I was facing the same issue. Imma.be answer is correct. Also I have messed it up the first time by giving wrong app or client id than it will always give me "login failed for user axadmin" even if i remove the vhd from hyper v
solution was to delete the VHD and re-extract it again and follow the step mentioned by Imma.be and it worked like a charm.
Guys, here's my solution
1. Google "erpcoder blog admin-provisioning-tool-error-the-values-length-for-key-password-exceeds-its-limit-of-128"
2. If you use dummy email, use hotmail to create azure free account, to create Azure AD.
3. Login to azure panel, in the big search bar, search for "active directory", find your "Default Directory" since this is already created by default.
4. Go to "Application registration" and create AppId, this is for "Generate self-signed certificate".
5. Create new AD User or Guest User on your Azure AD. This new user identity will be xxx@xxxx.onmicrosoft.com, use this identity for "Admin user provisioning tool"
6. On your VM, Open the onebox.dynamics url, and login with xxx@xxxx.onmicrosoft.com, in my case it ask me to register with Microsoft Authenticator. And that's it, you should see Dynamics 365 FO start menu.
I hope it helps!
Hi strizvi,
Please see reply by Ali in response to this thread. It worked for me.
Any One have solution of the Above?
Getting following error on running Admin Role provisioning after generating Self-signed certificate
You required subscription on Azure portal. There you need to create a web api or register api.
Thank you very much Ali for your prompt input.
How can i get my application (client) id
I will be using my work email id for this purpose. Is it OK?
Please respond .
I found following link and it works for me.
After you sign in with the Administrator account, right-click the desktop shortcut Generate Self-Signed Certificates, and select Run as administrator. When the script prompts for the application ID, provide the Application (client) ID created in Azure Active Directory.
When the script finishes, the environment is ready for use. At this time, you can run the Admin Provisioning tool to set the administrator account, permissions, and tenant. Make sure that the email provided is for the Azure Active Directory tenant in which the application registration was created.
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