Connect your Azure DevOps (ADO) organization to Azure Active Directory (AAD)

How to Connect Azure DevOps organization to Azure Active Directory

if any comes like given below, please follow the video and let us know if your problem solved or not.
Error : Your organization failed to connect to the Default Directory Azure Active Directory.

User is a guest in the target AAD tenant Default Directory. The current organization policy does not allow guest users to access the organization.
Change the policy setting to allow external guest access and try again.

Error : Failed to create a Personal Access Token for this user in Azure DevOps. Please deploy your app using the 'Other' deployment source instead of 'Azure DevOps'. After the app is created, open it and follow the instructions to get the token and deploy your app.”

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[olivierr]

Hi, I found a solution to bypass the "guest" error mentioned in this video, without recreating the organization or project. In Azure portal > AAD, create a new user directly managed by the AAD. In the devops organization, with your current account, invite this new user (copy/paste the email because it's a long and weird domain). Give the user proper admin rights to this user (needs to be part of Project Collection Administrator at least). Then in a private browser window connect to Devops with this new account. Go to the organization settings > AAD and click connect. There should be no error this time about the user being a guest, because it's not, it was created directly in the AAD.
There's probably another way since the error mentions a Policy change somewhere to bypass the issue but I could not find it..
Azure tools administration is a shameful mess...

[kamranbigdely]

Recreating takes quite amount of time and also you cannot have the same nice web address for your organization anymore.