Azure Health Issue (See Photo Below)

Question

Is this something to be concerned about. I am the new IT Manager for my company, and I wanted to double check on this. I usually dealt with RSAT AD and just want to be sure

Answer 1

@Don Murray

If you’re seeing a message like: “You need Entra ID P2 or Entra ID Governance to view or manage privileged roles” …then you’re either:   

1.  Not assigned a license that includes P2 features, or   

2.  Your organization has P2, but you personally don’t have a P2 license assigned, or   

3.  Something is misconfigured in PIM or role visibility policies.

Confirm that your tenant has Entra ID P2

Use this PowerShell command or check via portal:

go to Microsoft 365 Admin Center > Billing > Licenses and confirm P2 is listed.

Confirm your user has a P2 license assigned

Go to Microsoft 365 Admin Center > Users > Active users > [your account] > Licenses and apps Make sure Microsoft Entra ID P2 is checked.

If roles like Global Admin or Help Desk Admin are managed via PIM, and you don’t have eligible assignments or have to activate them, then:   

• Go to Entra Admin Center > Identity Governance > Privileged Identity Management > My roles
• Check if you’re eligible or need to activate any roles.   
• If you see “You don’t have any eligible roles”, then you may not be assigned at all.

Role Assignment Policy Check if your visibility to roles is restricted via policy:   

• In Entra Admin Center > Roles & administrators   
• Check if the tenant has Restricted Management Administrative Units (RAUs) enabled or Conditional Access policies that limit access to role info.

Please let me know if you face any challenge here, I can help you to resolve this issue further

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Answer 2

Hi Don! Thanks for posting this question.

You have added the "Azure App Service" tag to your question, but I think you would be better served choosing the Azure Storage tag instead, as that alert looks related to a potential incident for Storage Accounts in the East US region.

Answer 3

Hello Don Murray,

You received a Service Health Alert because there was a regional service disruption impacting Azure services in the East US region.

This disruption was caused by a recent configuration change in a regional networking service, which led to an inconsistent service state. As a result, customers experienced some impact across multiple services, including Azure Storage and others.

Since the service Health Alerts are configured in your subscription & your subscription includes resources in the affected region, you were notified to help you stay informed about incidents that may impact your services.

This is to get notified and stay updated for incidents affecting your Azure services.

If the information provided was helpful, please consider clicking “Accept the answer” and “Upvote” this helps other community members benefit from the shared knowledge.

Thank you

Answer 4

Health Service Event has been resolved