Landing page in Azure Portal is always "You don't have access to this"

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Landing page in Azure Portal is always "You don't have access to this"

Bergs 60

This user account is under our organization. Me and a few colleagues were given a very limited access to the organization's Azure Portal. Every time we open the portal, we are always land on this page, or even opening a link within the portal to another tab
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But we can access the organization's portal by entering [https://portal.azure.com/organization's domain] to the address bar. I suspect that it was because our personal Azure account was disabled, and that personal account was the default landing page. Any other way that our default landing page is the organization's Azure account?

I tried setting the Startup directory to the org's but I still getting this "You don't have access to this" error page.

Navya 20,575 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2024-04-05T09:50:30.4866667+00:00

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2024-04-08T04:09:16.04+00:00

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Navya 20,575 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2024-04-05T09:50:30.4866667+00:00

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2024-04-08T04:09:16.04+00:00

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Harpreet Singh Matharoo 8,401 Microsoft Employee Moderator

Hello @Bergs ,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft QnA platform. When trying to access Microsoft Azure Portal by default you would be authenticated against all the tenants you are part of. As you are able to access Azure Portal when using tenant/org identifier [https://portal.azure.com/organization's domain] it means you are blocked on specified directory. You find all the orgnizations you have access to by visiting switch directory option on Azure Portal under profile.

I would request you to please re-evaluate the access you have on all organizations. If you no longer need access to organization on which you are blocked you can try to leave the organization using steps mentioned on following article: Leave an organization: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/external-id/leave-the-organization

Once you leave the organization you are being blocked on you would not longer need to use Org Identifier on Azure Portal URL and you should be able to access it without any issues.

I hope the information provided above helps you resolve the issue. Please "Accept the answer" if the information helped you. This will help us and others in the community as well.

Bergs 60 Reputation points

2024-04-03T07:18:24.6866667+00:00

Looks like the home organization I was in is also the one I'm getting blocked too. It was not yet deleted because of some of the legacy systems. I heard that our payroll was still in that tenant account, and it may affect some of the records if I got removed. We are in the process of moving to the new tenant account since last year because of lots of reorganizations and stuffs, but it is painfully slow. And I understand because there are too many on their plate already to the point they're asking the help from us developers to perform security fixes on the Windows servers.

So, any other way around this? I believe the behavior should it automatically go to one of the active tenant accounts instead of always going to the home organization that was blocked. Or actually include the tenant domain in each links so if ever we open it on another tab, people can work on multiple domains.
Bergs 60 Reputation points

2024-04-03T07:37:53.18+00:00

Is there no other way around this? The home organization we're in which we're also blocked in its Azure Portal, seems we can't leave probably because of legacy applications in that tenant. We're in the process to move to the new tenant since last year and we have access on its Azure Portal. Any other way around this? Better if there's few things for the one managing our Azure accounts because they're already too busy, probably a few compromise is fine for them, but there're already too much on their plate.
Harpreet Singh Matharoo 8,401 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2024-04-03T07:44:46.12+00:00

@Bergs Unfortunately the answer is no. Since Microsoft Azure portal is a gateway to access all organization/tenants users have access to. The Azure Portal is designed to only allow access post "successful authentication of user identity and access authorization of policies from all orgnizations/tenants" user is part of.

Only alternative we have is to use organization identifier in Azure portal URL if you specifically want to login to a given tenant. As a workaround, for ease of access you can bookmark the URL: https://portal.azure.com/<organization'sdomain>/
Bergs 60 Reputation points

2024-09-18T06:08:29.5366667+00:00

This is still my solution even until now. We can't even use the features built-in on Visual Studio because of this issues. So everything were being done using Powershell+Azure CLI just a work-around of this issue.

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