Link an Azure subscription to an account

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You can link multiple Azure subscriptions to an account. This allows you to create VMs, desktop images, Azure Files shares, and more, in any of the linked Azure subscriptions. For example, you can create desktop images in various resource groups that are associated with different subscriptions, thus allocating the costs to those subscriptions.

Note

  • You need an Entra ID user that has Global Administrator and Subscription Owner roles.

  • You can only link Azure subscriptions that the Entra ID user account has the required permission to.

  • You can only link Azure subscriptions that are part of the same customer tenant.

To link an Azure subscription to an account:

  1. At the Account level, navigate to Settings > Azure.

  2. In the Primary Entra ID tenant area, under Azure subscriptions, select Link.

  3. Enter the following information:

    • Select Connect and sign in as the Entra ID user with Global Administrator and Subscription Owner roles.

    • Select subscription: From the drop-down list, select the subscription.

      Note

      If you see the message "These resource providers must be registered in the subscription," register them before you proceed.

  4. Once you have entered all the desired information, select OK.

    The Azure subscription is linked to the account.

To unlink a Azure subscription from an account:

Note

In the event that the subscription was removed from accounts in Azure before being removed in Nerdio Manager, you are guided through process to unlink the Azure subscription. Simply follow the on-screen prompts.

  1. At the Account level, navigate to Settings > Azure.

  2. In the Primary Entra ID tenant area, locate the subscription you wish to unlink and select unlink.

  3. On the confirmation pop-up window, select OK.

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