I am unable to delete the b2c tenant created by me during a lab demonstration of how to integrate social IDP to a web app. I followed and completed all the processes but the delete tenant button stays greyed out.....It says "Remove Domain Services"...and has been stuck on there ever since1... Click on the Hyperlink to view image
remove domain services error
But once i click there to remove it...It displays nothing....
After clicking on "Remove Domain services"
According to the link provided by #Raghavendra- MSFT Identity.We can create an user account named like 'admin#personal_b2c_account.onmicrosoft.com' in B2C directory, and assign the 'global administrator' role. Logging in as this user, there will be no error to remove domain services, only to remove users. Removing the personal account from the B2C directory, and we are able to delete the directory after that.
And click Azure AD Domain Services in the picture shown, the welcome to azure! interface will also appear.It seems to be a bug in the system. Because the domain services error will only come if you ever had enabled Azure AD domain services on your environment.
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I am trying to delete an Azure Active Directory Tenant, but delete button is disabled and I am required to remove Domain Service. The issue is that I do not have any domain services.
When I click on the link to remove domain service, it takes me to welcome page
Any idea how can I get this fixed and possibly delete the tenant?
This is linked to this: Cannot delete B2C Azure Tenant
The fix is probably the same. You get this error when the account that you are trying to delete with belongs to an external tenant - not the one you are deleting. You can work around this by creating a new user directly on the tenant you want to delete as a Global Administrator then logging in using that account.
Now (after deleting your former account link from the tenant) you can delete the unwanted Tenant.
We are inviting the external users using Graph Api B2B to our tenant, When the user tries to log in to our application, it will ask the user to review the permission. On that screen, we need to provide the link for our organization's Privacy.
I know they're an option to configure this but somehow I am not able to find the option in the Azure portal. Can anyone help me with this
You add your organization's privacy information in the Properties area of Azure AD.
1.Sign in to the Azure portal as a tenant administrator.
2.On the left navbar, select Azure Active Directory, and then select Properties.The Properties area appears.
3.Add your privacy info for your employees.
For more information, please see the official documentation.
I created a corporate developer account in Microsoft Partner Center, and verified domain. But I didn't go through all the other corporate verification steps. Now I wonder how could I remove the domain from Microsoft Partner Center, or close this account (I am the owner).
It seems that the "Remove" (not clickable) is a text not a button in the screenshot.
Also when I login to azure portal, and follow this document to delete Azure AD directory, the "Delete directory" button is greyed out (not clickable). The weird thing is that my role is User. Should I be administrator since I am Owner in Partner Center? Who will be admin if my role is "User" since I have only one account. Is there a way to delete the tenant?
I've created company branding from the Azure portal for my application.
This is working as expected for the first page i.e, the username page. When I click on next for the password page, the custom branding disappears and default Microsoft background appears.
I want the branding to be continued for the password page also so that there would be consistency.
You probably try to sign in with a Microsoft Account instead of your Azure Active Directory account. If you sign in with a "native" Azure Active Directory account you will continue see your company branded page.
You can customize your Azure AD sign-in pages, which appear when users sign in to your organization's tenant-specific apps, such as https://outlook.com/contoso.com, or when passing a domain variable, such as https://passwordreset.microsoftonline.com/?whr=contoso.com.
Your custom branding won't immediately appear when your users go to sites such as, www.office.com. Instead, the user has to sign-in before your customized branding appears.
Visit this link for more information
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/customize-branding
I am attempting to change the active directory of a newly created EA subscription, from my companies AD to a new AD that I created in the sub. According to https://www.itunity.com/article/how-to-change-the-default-directory-for-an-existing-azure-subscription-2494 and other sites, it is simple as clicking the edit directory button. But when I goes to the list of subscriptions in the old azure portal, that button does not appear.
My guess is that the portal isn’t allowing this due to the fact that it is an EA subscription. Because when I logged into my own personal subscription, which is not EA, the button appears as expected. Is this in fact the reason?
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks
Correct, it is because you have signed in with a Work account.
"The Edit Directory command in the Azure classic portal is not available to users who are signed in using a work or school account because those accounts can sign in only to the directory to which they belong."
See this link for more:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/active-directory-understanding-resource-access/