#DFIND PORTAL HOW TO#

To learn how to find the object ID, see Find the user object ID. To learn how to associate or add a subscription to a tenant, see Associate or add an Azure subscription to your Azure Active Directory tenant. To create a new Azure AD tenant, see Quickstart: Create a new tenant in Azure Active Directory. az loginįor more information, see az login command reference, az account command reference, or az account tenant command reference.įor Microsoft 365 CLI, use the cmdlet tenant id as shown in the following example: m365 tenant id getįor more information, see the Microsoft 365 tenant ID get command reference. Notice the tenantId property for each of your subscriptions in the output from each command. The Azure CLI or Microsoft 365 CLI can be used to find the tenant ID.įor Azure CLI, use one of the commands az login, az account list, or az account tenant list as shown in the following example. Connect-AzAccountįor more information, see this Azure PowerShell cmdlet reference for Get-AzTenant. (example: near sinks, showers, pools, stoves, ovens, or radiators.) Plug the power cord into the back of your device. Do not place your Meta Portal near areas where it might get wet, sources of heat or where it may be tipped over easily.

To find the tenant ID with Azure PowerShell, use the cmdlet Get-AzTenant. Place your Meta Portal on a stable flat surface, like a tabletop or counter. Each subscription has a tenant ID associated with it, and there are a few ways you can find the tenant ID for your subscription. Azure AD is trusted to authenticate users, services, and devices for the subscription. Azure subscriptions have a trust relationship with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).

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