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Troubleshooting · 15.5

RBAC, Entra ID and break-the-glass

Access errors are logged in the Audit channel. Members of the local group Administrators on the management host can always sign in as break-the-glass Owner while that setting is on.

Troubleshooting: RBAC, Entra ID and break-the-glass
SymptomCauseSolution
Desktop Admin console: Access Denied. You are not assigned to a management role.RBAC is on, and your account has no role.Ask an Owner to assign you a role in the RBAC Manager, or sign in as a local administrator (break-the-glass), see chapters Assign roles and Break-the-glass accounts.
Access denied for <user> on <action> (certificate <id>)Your role does not allow this action for this certificate.Ask an Owner for the required role or for access to the certificate.
Keep at least one System Owner. or At least one System Owner is required when RBAC is enabled.RBAC is on, break-the-glass for local Administrators is off, and no System Owner would remain.Assign another Owner first, or keep break-the-glass for local Administrators.
Restore can change every tenant on this host. You need the system role Owner on all tenants.Restore needs Owner with Tenants: All.Ask a host Owner to assign you Owner on all tenants or to run the restore.
This credential is already used by certificates whose admins would lose the right to use it.The new allow list of the credential would lock out users of certificates that use it.Add those users or groups to the allow list, or switch back to inherit system roles.
The tab RBAC in a certificate or credential is greyed out.RBAC is not switched on.Set up and switch on RBAC in the settings on the tab RBAC, then open the dialog again, see chapter RBAC.
Entra test: Entra rejected this client certificate (AADSTS700027). or The certificate is on this host but not on the Entra app.The certificate is not listed under Certificates & secrets of the app registration.Run the Entra ID helper again, see chapter Entra ID helper. Waiting does not attach the certificate.
… was not found in LocalMachine\… Check Settings → RBAC: the app registration credential points at a thumbprint that does not exist on this host.The credential of the app registration refers to a certificate that is not on the management host.Select the current certificate of the app registration in the settings on the tab RBAC.
The TLSPilot service runs as LocalSystem. Grant it access in certlm.msc → the certificate → All Tasks → Manage Private Keys → add SYSTEM (Read), then test again.The service cannot use the private key of the certificate.Grant SYSTEM read access to the private key as described.
… uses an ECDSA key. Entra client assertions require an RSA key - issue the app registration certificate with RSA.Entra ID accepts only RSA keys for client assertions.Issue the certificate of the app registration with an RSA key.
Web UI sign-in is not possible until RBAC is enabled. Turn RBAC on later in Settings → RBAC.Sign-in to the WebUI requires RBAC.Set up RBAC in the settings on the tab RBAC.