How to mount a SMB on Linux, using Managed Identities

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How to mount a SMB on Linux, using Managed Identities

Hasan Paknia 61

I know how to mount the SMB file share in Centos using username and password. There are documentation on how to utilize AD Service. But I'm unable to find the documentation on how to mount SMB drives using Managed Identities. Any idea?

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deherman-MSFT 27,091 Microsoft Employee

@Hasan Paknia
Azure Files does not currently support authentication with Azure AD, Azure AD DS, or AD DS from Linux VMs. For product feedback and feature requests I will refer you to our feedback forum. This allows the community to add their voice and upvote popular ideas. The forums are monitored and responded to by our product teams.

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Hasan Paknia 61 Reputation points

2021-03-02T23:06:15.467+00:00

Why there's a "Storage File Data SMB Share Contributor" role in managed identities? Is this a role which does not help with mounting SMB drives at this time?
deherman-MSFT 27,091 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2021-03-03T23:00:54.963+00:00

Authentication is supported for Windows at this time. For more information about assigning those roles you can refer to this article.

How to mount a SMB on Linux, using Managed Identities

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