MDFT Academy, a well-known training agency, is managing multiple Azure subscriptions to support its various educational programs and departments. The IT team is responsible for ensuring that access and identity management is handled efficiently across all subscriptions.
Mark, who oversees the academy’s Azure administration, is reviewing how Azure Active Directory tenants are associated with subscriptions and what changes can be made as the organization grows. As part of his review, he wants to clarify which statements about Azure AD tenant and subscription associations are accurate.
Which of the following statements is true?
Choose the correct answer from the options below.
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Explanations for each answer:
An Azure subscription can be associated to multiple Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenants. is incorrect. An Azure subscription can only be associated with one Azure AD tenant at a time. While you can change which tenant a subscription is associated with, it cannot be associated with multiple tenants simultaneously.
You can change the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant to which an Azure subscription is associated is correct.
When an Azure subscription expires, the associated Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant is deleted automatically. is incorrect. The Azure AD tenant is independent of subscription status. When a subscription expires, the Azure AD tenant and its directory data remain intact and can be used with other active subscriptions.
None of the statements are correct is incorrect. This is incorrect because the second statement is true - you can change the Azure AD tenant to which a subscription is associated, following proper procedures and permissions.