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Answer is no, no and no. If you draw the hierarchy, it will make it easier to visualise. Point one is obviously no (policy tells that straight away). Point 2 is no because there is a sub1 under mgt21 and if you create a sub under mgt11 (one above mgt21), this cannot be done as one sub = one management group at a time. Note that mgt21 is part of mgt11 hence the one sub is already there. Point 3 is no too - why? VM without a VNET is pretty much worthless. I guess you can remove parts of the VM like NIC then what's the point of that? In short, no.
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No,Yes,Yes: Create VNet in Subscription1 ❌ No Create VM in Subscription2 ✅ Yes Add Subscription1 to ManagementGroup11 ✅ Yes
Answer is no, no and no. If you draw the hierarchy, it will make it easier to visualise. Point one is obviously no (policy tells that straight away). Point 2 is no because there is a sub1 under mgt21 and if you create a sub under mgt11 (one above mgt21), this cannot be done as one sub = one management group at a time. Note that mgt21 is part of mgt11 hence the one sub is already there. Point 3 is no too - why? VM without a VNET is pretty much worthless. I guess you can remove parts of the VM like NIC then what's the point of that? In short, no.
Why not NNY, Moving it to ManagementGroup11 would simply place it at a higher level in the same branch.