Installing CentOS7 / RHEL 7 on Proliant DL360e Gen8
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If you're using a supported OS with an HP ProLiant DL360e server, you should probably use the HP Dynamic Smart Array driver disk - EL7 instructions here.
Intelligent Provisioning is not necessary to bootstrap an HP box. It's handy for pre-OS firmware updates and array configuration, but I don't even use it for the OS-related portions.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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kkkkk over 1 year
Main question
I have been working on integrating the Microsoft Graph REST API into an Angular (version 10) application. I have followed the instructions given by the following tutorial on how to connect the Angular application to Microsoft Graph and sign in a user over Azure AD (by registering the app in app registration).
I have followed the tutorial every step of the way, and I have now decided I want to extend the application by getting the Teams chats I am a member of, over HTTP. I decided to create a simple test by printing out the results of the call to the browser console, but when I attempt to call it there is a HTTP 403 response ("Failed to get license information for the user. Ensure user has a valid Office365 license assigned to them.") I have attempted to do this with a student Office 365 account, and with my personal Microsoft account, but I continue to receive the same HTTP response.
Attempted solutions
When tested in the Graph Explorer, the correct response is received. I have added the student account to a Azure AD tenant where the personal account is a Global Administrator.
I have attempted to call the
aquireTokenPopup
,aquireTokenSilent
andaquireTokenRedirect
in the Method screenshot but to no avail (I still receive a 403 HTTP Forbidden response.) I have also looked through the documents listed on learn.microsoft.com, and looked at the different documentation for this 403 response, but I have not been able to make head or tail of what the 403 responses may mean - the student account has a valid Office 365 tenant while my personal account does not and I get the same response.Why do I receive this response, even when I have given permission in the Popup, as well as configuring to allow the endpoint in Azure?
Has something been wrongly configured?
Have I used the wrong type of authentication? (should I have used Azure AD B2C?)
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Hyppy over 9 yearsIs there a question?
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Akif about 3 yearsPlease do not add screenshots. It is not appropriate to debug and get an accepted answer.
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kkkkk about 3 years@Akif "it is not appropriate to debug and get an accepted answer"? Could you please elaborate
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Akif about 3 yearsHow can we copy and paste from your screenshots, if we want to reproduce your codes and try to find the bug?
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Carl Zhao about 3 yearsUse jwt.ms to parse your access token and provide screenshots.
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Carl Zhao about 3 yearsIf my answer is helpful for you, you can accept it as answer( click on the check mark beside the answer to toggle it from greyed out to filled in.).This can be beneficial to other community members. Thank you.
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Carl Zhao about 3 yearsYou must use a work or school account, it does not support Microsoft personal accounts! i.stack.imgur.com/p5bk1.png