Just for those poor souls googling this error:
get-azurermvm : Your Azure credentials have not been set up or have expired, please run Connect-AzureRmAccount to set
up your Azure credentials.
Or any other command after Connect-AzureRMAccount with the -tenantId switch specified.
Took me over an hour to figure out that the tenant ID is actually case sensitive as the error is confusing, the log in works fine but subsequent commands fail.
While migrating some public folders to Office 365 Groups, I kept running into issues with one of the target groups:
“De gebruiker XXX heeft al een aanvraag die in behandeling is. Verwijder de bestaande aanvraag en hervat de huidige batch of start een nieuwe batch voor deze gebruiker. –> Name must be unique per owning mailbox. T”
In english you’ll probably see “Name must be unique per owning mailbox. There’s already a request with the name “.
I figured there was a moverequest hanging / not properly cleaned up; but none to be found with get-moverequest, get-migrationuser or get-migrationbatch; all clean!
In the end, it took almost 2 weeks of patience after contacting support until the Exchange Online backend team reset a hanging job on their end. So if you google above errors and come here, check if you have double jobs, if you don’t, request support and make sure they escalate to the product team immediately.
Just a quick note, Azure AD / Office 365’s login screens are getting another update.
This may affect OnedriveMapper’s IE login mode, the change is scheduled in June.
It seems portal.microsoftonline.com is down, this may affect OnedriveMapper users, some tenants seem to get redirected during the logon process to portal.microsoftonline.com, but many also don’t. If you’re affected, open a ticket with Microsoft.
OnedriveMapper will show this in the log: | ERROR | Error detected while following redirect, check the FAQ for help
Update: it seems only ADFS / federated tenants are affected.
Update: the RPT update command seems to have fixed the issue for most of those affected.
Version 3.14 of OneDriveMapper has been released:
As always, make sure to test before deploying to production, I’ve only tested Azure AD and a single ADFS setup.
Get the new version here