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Microsoft Graph Security API Add-on configuration issue

pateriaak
Explorer

I have just install Microsoft Graph Security API Add-on and set up Application / Accesses at Azure end, however when I go into the configuration tab to add a new account, I just see a loading scroll and dont see any button to "ADD" account config. Have anyone encounter the same? if so please share how you resolve it. 

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faizancool85
Path Finder

Looks like user running splunkd service doesn't have permission on "TA_microsoft_graph_security_add_on_for_splunk_rh_account.py" script, You can find this script under bin directory of the Graph Security addon.

Hope this solves your question 🙂

 

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faizancool85
Path Finder

I deployed it a couple of weeks back, I didn't face this issue.

What is the core version?  Graph API Version? and OS?

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pateriaak
Explorer

What is the core version? 7.2.9.1

Graph API Version? 1.1.0

and OS? 3.10.0-514.el7.x86_64

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faizancool85
Path Finder

Looks like user running splunkd service doesn't have permission on "TA_microsoft_graph_security_add_on_for_splunk_rh_account.py" script, You can find this script under bin directory of the Graph Security addon.

Hope this solves your question 🙂

 

pateriaak
Explorer

Thank you, I can see the option in config tab to add a new account. 

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faizancool85
Path Finder

You're welcome! An upvote to the answer would be appreciated 🙂 

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