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We're using an azure vm as a domain controller and for some reason the local administrator's pw has expired. When trying to reset the pw I get the following error message: "VMAccess Extension does not support Domain Controller."
I have tried unsuccessfully running the suggested script from here.
Any ideas how to solve this?
MSFT Support let me know that it's not possible to log into an Azure VM that is a domain controller VM with the user that is created in the Azure portal when configuring the VM. You can only log in using one of the domain users.