Join-AzStorageAccount DirectoryServiceOptions Error

[robhiitsd]

Attempting to join newly created Azure Storage Account to AD DS via running Join-AzStorageAccount from MS article https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/storage-files-identity-ad-ds-enable#run-join-azstorageaccount

AD Computer object is created, but storage account does not get configured for AD DS.
Receives the following error:
"Set-AzStorageAccount: Cannot validate argument on parameter 'ActiveDirectoryDomainSid'. The argument is null or empty. Provide an argument that is not null or empty,
and then try the command again.
Write-Error: The cmdlet is stopped due to the storage account 'stmtavdapp01' having the DirectoryServiceOptions value: ''. The DirectoryServiceOptions for
the account needs to be 'AD' in order to run the cmdlet."

I was able to configure it by running the Set-AZStorageAccount using MS Article:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.storage/set-azstorageaccount?view=azps-11.2.0#example-11-update-a-storage-account-by-enable-files-active-directory-domain-service-authentication-and-then-show-the-file-identity-based-authentication-setting

This did not have to be done in previous version of AZFilesHybrid module.

Using the following AZFilesHybrid version:
ModuleType Version PreRelease Name PSEdition ExportedCommands

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Script 0.2.9.0 AzFilesHybrid Core,Desk {Get-IsElevatedSession, Assert-IsElevatedSession, Get-OSPlatfor…

[theillien]

This is still an issue in v0.3.2. I had to perform the same action (manually running Set-AzStorageAccount) to enable AD authentication on my storage account. After doing that, I encountered additional Kerberos errors which I assume would not be an issue if manual intervention wasn't necessary.

[MichaelGibsonAltrad]

This has been broken for multiple versions of this PS module and the cause is line 5082

$domainSid = $domainInformation.DomainSID.Value

The ".value" on the end is invalid so it should read

$domainSid = $domainInformation.DomainSID

[MichaelGibsonAltrad]

Also line 5078

$azureStorageSid = $azureStorageIdentity.SID.Value

should be

$azureStorageSid = $azureStorageIdentity.SID

[MichaelGibsonAltrad]

Also line 5413

-Identity $adObj

should be

-Identity $adObj.DistinguishedName

Do they even test this module before they push it out.

I've made the above changes then deleted the MS signing key from the bottom (so I can run the script) and it now works