Azure-docs: Description of cmdlet differs from current experience

[Snozzberries]

The Azure PowerShell Get-AzSubscription cmdlet shows the tenantID for each subscription, allowing you to identify whether a returned subscription belongs to your service provider tenant or to a managed customer tenant.

When using the Get-AzSubscription cmdlet the subscriptions with delegations from a customer tenant are shown with the MSP's Azure AD Tenant ID and not the customer's.

Unsure if this description is incorrect or the cmdlet is returning an unexpected result.

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• ID: e6c2d942-cc8b-ea0e-5112-919d2f4b2593
• Version Independent ID: c0c2b12b-4326-f483-d086-9c3c4d37a230
• Content: Cross-tenant management experiences - Azure Lighthouse
• Content Source: articles/lighthouse/concepts/cross-tenant-management-experience.md
• Service: lighthouse
• GitHub Login: @JnHs
• Microsoft Alias: jenhayes

[psmanhas]

@Snozzberries Thank you for the feedback. We will work on it and will keep you updated on the thread

[Snozzberries]

For additional context and reproduction, I have two Azure AD tenants. An MSP Azure AD tenant (1a7c), and a Customer Azure AD tenant (ed2f). Within the customer tenant there exists a subscription (*0b89).

When I am authenticated to the MSP tenant without specifying a TenantId or SubscriptionId for Connect-AzAccount I am able to see the customer subscription with a TenantId of the MSP (*1a7c) when I run Get-AzSubscription.

If I subsequently Clear-AzContext and Connect-AzAccount -SubscriptionId *0b89 -TenantId *ed2f (Azure Delegated Resource Management role assignments have been created outside of Lighthouse) and issue Get-AzSubscription the TenantId is returned as the currently authenticating Azure AD tenant ID (*ed2f).

[JnHs]

Thanks @Snozzberries for all the details and for reporting the issue. We have confirmed that Get-AzSubscription does not currently show the customer's TenantId, as you have observed. I've created a PR to update the docs accordingly. When it merges, this issue will automatically close. The update will appear in the topic shortly after that. Thanks again for your feedback!

[JnHs]

Hi again @Snozzberries - wanted to let you know that we've updated this article again, as the Azure PowerShell Get-AzSubscription cmdlet will now show the HomeTenantId and ManagedByTenantIds attributes for each subscription. Please give it a try and let us know if you have further questions!

[Snozzberries]

Works perfectly @JnHs, thank you for the update!