Business Name:
ePaperRoad
URL:
https://epaperroad.com/
Keywords;
medical records, medical recording, electronic medical records, medical back-office, medical office records, medical record requests, medical software, medical practice software, medical patient records, patient records, electronic records, electronic record requests, EMR, EMR software,
Description;
ePaperRoad is here to streamline your medical practice! Our innovative software, cost-effective technology provides automated responses to medical requests. Whether you receive patient requests, life insurance requests, legal requests or more, ePaperRoad handles it! We make it easy for you, your team and requestors to use!.
Owner Name:
Dr. Kenneth Levey
Full Address:
90 Maiden Lane, Third Floor
New York,NY,10038
Business Email:
klevey@ferndaleroad.com
Phone:
917-566-6543
Fax:
267-295-6214
Social Media Links;
https://www.facebook.com/ePaperRoad/
https://twitter.com/ePaperRoad
https://www.linkedin.com/company/epaperroad/https://www.yelp.com/biz/jessica-a-pandich-dds-new-york/

We have NSG configured on APP gateway subnet. Deny All outbound configured with priority 4000, but also have configured allow Internet outbound with higher priority(100). But I still get error message “NSG blocks outgoing internet traffic on subnet ***” when I tried to create APP GW.

It seems that we cannot add any “deny” rule for the outbound traffic for the APP GW subnet. We are okay to send traffic to the “Interet” but we do not want to allow the APP GW to get access to ALL Virtual Network or some other on-prem links. We need to config “deny” rule for the APP GW subnet.

Whenever I try to connect from Power BI mobile app (or any other Microsoft app for android) I get the following message immediately after validating my account Id.
This account, like 3000 others in our company, is in domain "@veolia.com", which is federated to Google on our tenant.
Users on root domain "@veolia0.onmicrosoft.com" don't encounter this problem.
MS support asked me to post my problem here.

Error message follows :
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Error: disalloweduseragent
Google can't sign you in safely inside this app. You can use
Google sign-in by visiting this app's website in a browser like
Safari or Chrome.
Learn more
Request Details
accesstype=online
approvalprompt=auto
client id=519284684754
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redirecturi=https://directory-
veoIia.appspot.com/oauth2caIIback
response_type=code
scope=profile email
state=6e2959a97ef4484eb3cc03ade01d5786
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After long investigations (9 months) with Microsoft ensupport and engineering / AAD product teems, this is their last response :

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“We are fully aware that moving to MSAL can solve this issue.
However, besides the fact that MSAL is still in preview, there are 2 major limitations that prevent us from moving to it:

MSAL doesn’t support ADFS on-prem scenarios which are a major feature for Power BI for iOS and Android.
The Intune MAM SDK currently only supports ADAL iOS 2.7.x. Since we have integration with Intune in our apps, we are limited in moving our authentication library to MSAL.”

I’ve looked at ADFS and Intune roadmap’s ans there is nothing related to MSAL. So unfertunately, this integration will not be possible in the near future.
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For all people coming from Rackspace, AWS or pretty much all cloud computing services, the interface and usability in Azure is really really bad. Somethings I have seen here seem to have been developed so make things easier and simpler, with all being done in the UI, but they dont. I would rather just have a more straight forward UI than Azures interface. As I know changing that can be a lot, at least I suggest you creating some tutorials about how can people do the same stuff they do on AWS in Azure. I have been trying to move some of our infrastructure from AWS to you guys, but man, that UI does not help at all. it is so cluttered and confusing, it looks cool and fancy at first, but when you see you cant find anything in there, it is just infuriating. If it is at all Microsofts plan to be more open source friendly, we can start by helping those fellow AWS users move their stuff into Azure, what do you think?