Hello @Sai Deekshita Karanam , It seems you have tested out Azure IoT Central and had a device connected there. Now you want to connect your device to the Azure IoT Hub PaaS service directly? You need to remember IoT Central is a service built on top of the regular Azure IoT PaaS services. To build a similar dashboard as seen above, you need to set up a couple of services. This could be for example: Device with device SDK -> Device Provisioning Service -> IoT Hub -> Stream Analytics -> PowerBI If you remember how you connected using the device on IoT Central (with the scopid etc.), that was the DPS in IoT Central. A simplified way is : Device with device SDK -> IoT Hub -> Stream Analytics -> PowerBI You need only this connection string to start with: Fill it into Azure IoT Edge runtime config.toml file if you use those kinds of devices. Otherwise, use any of the Device SDKs . Samples are found here and here . Free training is available here . If the response helped, do "Accept Answer". If it doesn't work, please let us know the progress. All community members with similar issues will benefit by doing so. Your contribution is highly appreciated.

I am using Azure Free trail version. In azure IoT hub after creating a device it doesn't showing connect option. I have a problem in accessing the public key of that respected device. So kindly look into the issue

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Sander van de Velde | MVP 33,556 Reputation points MVP

2023-11-05T10:41:45.6666667+00:00

Hello @Sai Deekshita Karanam ,

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Please provide information about the steps you have taken, the guide you follow, and the errors you receive.

Are you using devices running an Azure IoT Edge runtime?

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Sander van de Velde | MVP 33,556 Reputation points MVP

2023-11-05T10:59:39.0533333+00:00

Hello @Sai Deekshita Karanam ,

It seems you have tested out Azure IoT Central and had a device connected there.

Now you want to connect your device to the Azure IoT Hub PaaS service directly?

You need to remember IoT Central is a service built on top of the regular Azure IoT PaaS services.

To build a similar dashboard as seen above, you need to set up a couple of services.

This could be for example:

Device with device SDK -> Device Provisioning Service -> IoT Hub -> Stream Analytics -> PowerBI

If you remember how you connected using the device on IoT Central (with the scopid etc.), that was the DPS in IoT Central.

A simplified way is :

Device with device SDK -> IoT Hub -> Stream Analytics -> PowerBI

You need only this connection string to start with:

Fill it into Azure IoT Edge runtime config.toml file if you use those kinds of devices.

Otherwise, use any of the Device SDKs. Samples are found here and here.

Free training is available here.

If the response helped, do "Accept Answer". If it doesn't work, please let us know the progress. All community members with similar issues will benefit by doing so. Your contribution is highly appreciated.
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I am using Azure Free trail version. In azure IoT hub after creating a device it doesn't showing connect option. I have a problem in accessing the public key of that respected device. So kindly look into the issue

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