AAD Permissions

Question

Hi,

I cannot create the Azure Bot because I do not have AAD permissions. this is for a class grade and I really need access. What can I do? I've contacted the IT team on my campus and its runaround.

Answer 1

Hello @christian washington,

If you are unable to create an Azure Bot due to AAD (Azure Active Directory) permissions, it is likely because your user account does not have the necessary permissions configured in the Microsoft Entra ID portal. To resolve this issue, you can take the following steps:

1. Check Your User Type: Ensure that your account is not set as a “Guest” in the directory. You can verify this by signing into the Azure portal, navigating to Microsoft Entra ID, and checking your user type under Users. If you are a guest, you will need to contact your directory administrator to change your user type to a member.
2. Request Necessary Permissions: The directory administrator must configure specific settings in the Microsoft Entra ID admin center:
   • Under User settings, ensure that Users can register applications is set to Yes. This allows users in your directory to create bot services.
   • Under the External users section, set Guest users permissions are limited to No to allow guest users to create bot services if applicable.
3. Role Assignment: You need to have at least the Contributor role assigned either at the subscription level or within a specific resource group to create a bot. If you do not have this role, ask your administrator to assign it to you. A user with the Contributor role can create a new bot in a resource group or subscription.

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