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Hi, I'm trying to create an Azure account with my company to use Azure Artifact Signing, and the account creation is blocked. I have tried multiple times over the few last months, it's always blocked. I have tried several emails on our company domain, and even tried a Gmail account to see if it's was linked to the domain, nothing works, it's always blocked.
I am being charged for running claude opus 5 which I thought was covered by my Microsoft for Startup Azure Subscription. I did not really check if it was covered and I admit my mistake but I am at the same time having a difficult time trying to request support. Any help out there?
My US Individual/Public Artifact Signing identity-validation request shows Failed without a rejection reason. The verification page reports that the link has already been used and directs me back to Artifact Signing. A separate verification session reported a timeout. I do not know whether these messages explain the Failed status. When creating a Technical &
I'm wondering if other are experiencing the same thing. Starting August 21th, 2026 I'm seeing more HTTP 502 Bad Gateway errors from Azure Front Door on API requests that just pass-through to my backend server (see graph below). I'm trying to understand the cause and need help / ideas in identifying if it's an Azure problem or a "me" problem. My setup is pret
My App Service Domain was detached/deleted from my resource group during a migration. The domain is active until Sept 2026, but the nameservers reverted to GoDaddy ( domaincontrol.com ). how can the App Service Domain resource be restored to my resource group or making the nameservers point to my Azure DNS Zone."
I am trying to login to my azure portal but Authenticatior is not providing the notification and the genrated codes does not work. I seems that I didn't enable other authentication methods beside Microsoft Authenticator I have switched phone some weeks ago and I don't have access to my previous phone. Please help!
A fictional application uses a Key Vault reference without a version in its URI. A new secret version has been created and is enabled. Requests from an authorized diagnostic client use the new value successfully, but the application behaves as if it has the old credential. Is this necessarily a permissions failure, and how should refresh behavior be checked?
An example team moves to a new office connection. Their Azure Windows VM remains running, and no guest configuration was intentionally changed. RDP now times out for everyone at that office. The inbound rule was originally restricted to the old office’s public address. What is a safe way to confirm the cause without exposing RDP to the internet?
In this fictional case, effective network rules match the approved client and the VM shows Running. RDP still fails before any sign-in prompt. The incident began after a guest update. The team has not yet inspected boot diagnostics and is considering redeploying the VM immediately. What evidence should they collect first?