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Step Sequence / Reordering Question
Add and arrange the steps in the correct execution order.
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Tenant Migration: When you move a subscription to a new tenant, standard RBAC assignments (like User1's "Owner" role) are wiped out. However, the Service Administrator remains tied to the subscription. This allows User2 (as the Service Administrator) to "rescue" the subscription in the new tenant by assigning new Owner roles. User1 uses the modern Owner role to initiate the move, and User2 uses the Service Administrator role to maintain control once the move is complete.
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Tenant Migration: When you move a subscription to a new tenant, standard RBAC assignments (like User1's "Owner" role) are wiped out. However, the Service Administrator remains tied to the subscription. This allows User2 (as the Service Administrator) to "rescue" the subscription in the new tenant by assigning new Owner roles. User1 uses the modern Owner role to initiate the move, and User2 uses the Service Administrator role to maintain control once the move is complete.
Both Co-Administrator and Service Administrator were deprecated on Aug 31, 2024
User1: Owner User2: Co-administrator Reason why it is co-admin is because it states that the user should be able to elevate access, which can be done with admin role. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/elevate-access-global-admin?tabs=azure-portal