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While configuring your Azure Blob Storage connection, you may encounter several issues. Understanding these common errors can help streamline the setup process and facilitate quick resolutions.

Wrong input data

• Wrong Account URL (non-existent)

Error message:

Solution

Check Account URL:

• Confirm the correctness of the Azure Blob Storage account URL. Ensure no typographical errors and that the format matches Azure's standard URL structure.

Validate URL Existence:

• Ensure that the specified Blob Storage account exists within your Azure subscription. Non-existent or deleted accounts can cause this error.

Reattempt Connection:

• After verifying and correcting the URL, try connecting to the Azure Blob Storage account again.

Refer to the Documentation if necessary.

Access Configuration Errors

• Wrong Account URL (existing)
• Wrong SAS token (invalid signature)
• Expired SAS token

Error messages:

Solution

Verify Account URL and SAS Token:

• Double-check the account URL in use to ensure it matches the correct Azure Blob Storage account.
• Confirm that the SAS (Shared Access Signature) token is correctly generated for the specified account.

Regenerate SAS Token:

• If the signature does not match, generate a new SAS token. Make sure it is aligned with the account URL and has the correct permissions.

Check Token Validity Period:

• For the 'Signature not valid in the specified time frame' error, ensure the SAS token is within its valid time frame. Regenerate the token if it has expired.

Reauthorize Connection:

• After generating a new SAS token and verifying the account URL, reconnect to the Azure Blob Storage with the updated credentials.

SAS Token Restrictions

• IP not whitelisted using SAS token
• With no write permission
• With no allowed resource type Object

Error message:

Solution

Generate New SAS Token:

• Create a new SAS (Shared Access Signature) token with the necessary permissions for the intended operation.

Adjust Permissions:

• Ensure the new SAS token includes appropriate permissions, such as ```read```, ```write```, or ```delete```, as required for your specific operation.

Configure IP Whitelisting:

• In the SAS token settings, leave the "Allowed IP addresses" field blank to permit access from any IP address, avoiding IP-based restrictions.

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