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Link between Azure subscription and Visual Studio account
fhtino
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Given an Azure subscription activated as a Visual Studio benefit (MS-AZR-0059P or ms-azr-0063p), how can I understand which is the Visual Studio account linked to it? i.e. the Visual Studio account used to activate the Azure subscription. I cannot find any reference in the subscription details.
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SwathiDhanwada-MSFT 19,073 Reputation points Moderator2022-07-26T05:45:12.367+00:00 @fhtino Thanks for your question. You can find the details of the subscriptions linked to visual studio account by traversing to this link by the account you have enabled the Visual Studio Benefits. For more information on Azure Subscription Offer IDs refer this document and link between azure subscription and visual studio account, refer this document.
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fhtino 166 Reputation points
2022-07-28T05:20:13.53+00:00 @SwathiDhanwada-MSFT thank you for your message but something strange appeared. See screenshot. I don't need/want to set an alternate email address. My user / email account is always the same.
Can you help me?
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SwathiDhanwada-MSFT 19,073 Reputation points Moderator
2022-07-29T13:31:21.13+00:00 @fhtino The prompt you have received is optional. You do not need to provide email address for it. If you have subscriptions, you can view them as shown below.
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fhtino 166 Reputation points
2022-07-29T16:40:05.207+00:00 @SwathiDhanwada-MSFT those are Visual Studio subscriptions and I cannot find the linked/activated Azure subscription ID.
I want to view the logical link between Azure subscription and Visual Studio subscription. As I wrote in the question, given an Azure subscription activated as a Visual Studio benefit (MS-AZR-0059P or ms-azr-0063p), how can I understand which is the Visual Studio account linked to it? Or, if you prefer, inverting the terms, given a Visual Studio subscription, how can I find the Azure subscription ID activated as a benefit? -
fhtino 166 Reputation points
2022-08-18T07:35:09.62+00:00 @SwathiDhanwada-MSFT Do you have any feedback or suggestion about what I wrote?
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fhtino 166 Reputation points
2022-09-04T15:11:55.77+00:00 Just to clarify, image you have access to an Azure subscription. You move to subscription / properties and you see it is a "MS-AZR-0063P". So it was activated as a Visual Studio Enterprise benefit. Now, you want to understand which is the Visual Studio Enterprise subscription linked to this Azure subscription. What is the information, the piece of data, that links the azure subscription with the VS subcription? Does Microsoft store it somewhere? Is it visible? Or, as suggested to me by twitter AzureSupport team, could be the user account? Is there anyone that can shine a light on it?
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SwathiDhanwada-MSFT 19,073 Reputation points Moderator
2022-09-06T03:55:55.39+00:00 @fhtino Apologies for late response. I am checking with Subscription Management Team regarding this. I will provide an update soon.
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Martin Lessard 1 Reputation point2022-12-06T16:11:46.31+00:00 @SwathiDhanwada-MSFT any update on this? I'm pretty sure lots of people are looking for this information.
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Nicolas KUNZER 0 Reputation points2023-04-19T15:39:25.6566667+00:00 Hi, did you finally found? I have exactly the same need.
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fhtino 166 Reputation points
2023-04-19T17:19:29.08+00:00 Sadly, no.
It's obvious there is a "link" between Visual Studio subscription and Azure Subscription activated as a benefit. In fact if you stop renewing the Visual Studio subscription, Microsoft will kill your Azure subscription or, if you want to keep it alive, you have to start paying adding a credit card. But, as I can see, the "link" is not visible. -
Yuri Camargo 0 Reputation points2023-11-29T00:14:36.8033333+00:00 @fhtino were you able to figure out how to find this information?
I have two different Visual Studio Enterprise Subscriptions using the same e-mails and would like to know which one is tied to each Azure Subscriptions.
It's weird not being able to see this on Azure Portal nor on Visual Studio Subscriptions. Specially because they have this info somewhere, for proper credits billing and also to prevent duplicate activation of the benefit.
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David Curd 0 Reputation points2024-11-19T13:31:44.76+00:00 I too would like to know how to find this link!
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