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Hello all, i tried to use matt mcspirit's script to register ASDK and install app service etc etc
https://github.com/mattmcspirit/azurestack.
and it does loads of checks but fails saying pretty much the same thing as Microsoft recommends
"We recommend you register Azure Stack with Azure by creating a service account to use for registration rather than using global admin credentials."
So I tried and got the error that "subscription ID malformed or invalid"
but i placed it in the json file recommended and followed the correct procedure so what am i doing wrong?
I previously registered without a problem some time ago but without the matt script
That script has only been tested up to build 2002, and we are currently on ASDK build 2008. Can you try the typical ASDK registration method?
Thanks for the reply, I have the build 2002 installed, I also have registered the stack with Microsoft. But I wanted to run the script primarily to simplify the installation of the app service.
The script does not require that a registration is run. If you have an active registration on the ASDK, you should be able to not include the registration flags when running the script.
Yes I am aware of that. The problem is the script stops and says I need to set up a custom role to register. Even when I remove the flags.
As this is a problem with the mattmcspirit script, your best bet is to create a GitHub Issue on the repo, as is listed Here.