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I ran a PS script to enable the Network Watcher service in the region I wanted in the Resource Group that I wanted within CloudShell following the documentation - https://video2.skills-academy.com/en-gb/azure/network-watcher/network-watcher-create
The script returned successful, however the Portal still shows it as "Disabled" in that region. Any ideas please ?
It looks like it has enabled the service now correctly. It must have taken some time to enable and show in the Portal. It would be good if the Portal could somehow show this in the notifications maybe that this is in progress.
Hello @Anonymous ,
Apologies for the delay in response and thank you for the update on the issue.
I will try this in my lab and revert with my findings. In case, it is actually taking some time to show in Portal when enabled via CLI, I will provide the feedback to our Product Group team for improvements.
Thanks,
Gita
Hello @Anonymous ,
I tried enabling Network Watcher in my lab via PowerShell script and could see it in the portal immediately after a refresh. Not sure why it took time for you to show up. May I know in which region you tried to enable it in? Could you try to enable it in another region and check?
Thanks,
Gita