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Azure Active Directory: Billing, All Admin Centres, Service Health

Garry Pope 21 Reputation points
2022-02-14T10:42:19.507+00:00

Hello,

I hope I'm asking this in the correct forum, apologies if not.

In Azure Active Directory https://portal.azure.com/ am I able to see the same information I would find in Microsoft 365 Admin Centre https://admin.microsoft.com/?

The three things I'm looking for that are in the Microsoft 365 Admin Centre but I can't find in the Azure Active Directory are:

Billing (especially Licenses)
Health
All admin centres

Or am I misunderstanding what Azure Active Directory is used for?

Thanks very much,

Garry

Microsoft Security | Microsoft Entra | Microsoft Entra ID
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Clément BETACORNE 2,501 Reputation points
2022-02-14T13:04:51.82+00:00

Hello,

In Azure AD admin portal you will find things relevant to application configuration :

  • Application that use Azure AD for authentication
  • Security to create conditional access policy
  • Things related to the customization of the portal and so on

So yes you have some information that will be part of both portal (Azure portal & Microsoft 365 Admin Centre) but they don't serve the same purpose.
As indicated by the name the Microsoft 365 Admin Centre will be your main point when you want to administrate Microsoft 365 (Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, the SaaS part if we can say it like that) and the Azure Portal will be your main point to administrate Azure (IaaS & PaaS mainly)
So regarding the Health you have something in the Azure portal but not focused on the SaaS (Service Health) and the billing also but focused on Azure Subscription

Regards,

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  1. Garry Pope 21 Reputation points
    2022-02-15T06:27:08.55+00:00

    Hello @Clément BETACORNE ,
    Superb explanation. Thanks so much!
    Garry

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