10.5.3. Add an Azure subscription¶
Here, how to add an Azure subscription to an Azure AD Tenant already in use will be explained.
The Azure Tenant can be a Tenant created by Hybrid Cloud with Microsoft Azure, or others such as a Tenant used with office365.
Note
If it is not an Azure AD Tenant created by Hybrid Cloud with Microsoft Azure, set Service Provider to Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider and a Delegated Admin of your organization.
10.5.3.1. How to subscribe for adding Azure subscription¶
From the top page of the control panel for the Hybrid Cloud with Microsoft Azure, move to [ If you have Azure Tenant already ].
Confirm the terms and conditions of the service subscription, and click [ I agree ].
As the input fields are displayed, enter Azure AD Tenant Name to add Azure subscription, Account Name to grant the privilege, and a Nickname to identify the subscription in Azure Portal, and click the [ Confirm ] button.
Note
- The information you entered will be registered as the customer information required for launching the Microsoft Azure.
- The following characters can not be used as input values.< , > , # , &
Confirm the information you entered and click [ Confirm ].
The Application completed screen will appear.
Note
The addition is usually completed in about 5 minutes, but it may take about 60 minutes.
Click [ Top ] to return to the Top and check [ Azure Subscription Status ].
Check that “in use” subscription has increased.
“processing...” status may be temporarily displayed.
A line of “Add Subscription” will be added to “Event Log Management”.
If you click [ Details ] button on the right side of an applicable line, following pop-ups will appear.
You can check the Azure AD Tenant Name where Azure subscription is added, Account Name and Subscription ID.
To use the added subscription, you need to assign a role after creating the subscription.
Follow the instructions in Assign a contributor role to an Azure account.