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Azure Service Health alerts linked to incorrect subscription
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Jeroen Vrijkorte
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Hi!
We've created a Service Health alert in the Azure portal via "Health alerts".
The alert has been created for a subscription called "Posthuma Azure subscription". An action group has been configured to send emails to all users with Azure Contributor or Azure Owner roles.
We expected that Service Health alerts would be sent to all users with the Azure Contributor or Azure Owner role in the "Posthuma Azure subscription".
We notice, however, that only a single user gets Service Health alerts. This is the user that initially set up an Azure Free Trial in the past. Also, the Service Health emails start with "The activity log alert Service health alert Posthuma Partners was triggered for the Azure subscription Free Trial. ".
We've started receiving these emails just after the Service Health alert has been configured for the subscription "Posthuma Azure", so it does not seem related to the "Free Trial" subscription that was set up over a year ago. I also cannot find the Free Trial subscription anymore in the Azure Portal.
Why are the Service Health alerts somehow linked to this old subscription, that is no longer accessible via the Portal, even though the Service Health alert has been explicitly configured to use the subscription called "Posthuma Partners"?
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Sandeep G-MSFT 16,696 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2022-09-05T14:45:10.52+00:00 Can you login to Azure portal with user account who is getting the alert and confirm if any Azure service health alerts are configured in trial subscription.
You can also try to create a new alert and set the alert to be sent you your account only and confirm if that works. -
Jeroen Vrijkorte 56 Reputation points
2022-09-06T06:29:20.637+00:00 Hello @Sandeep G-MSFT ,
Thank you for your reply. The thing is, I cannot find this "Free Trial" subscription anymore anywhere in the Portal. It's not in the Subscriptions list and neither can I see it when I click on the 'Directory + Subscriptions' button at the top of the page.
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