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Moving MAPS Benefits
I recently renewed my MAPS subscription (just before MAPS subscriptions ended) because I wanted to test using Azure for a GIS application. I built the application in a sandbox VM using a newly creat...
Thanks, JillArmour.
I think I've solved the issue by moving the Resource Group from the MCPP Subscription to the Microsoft Partner Network subscription. The trick was to dissociate the public IP from the VM beforehand. I found it was possible to re-associate the public IP after the move (so the IP address remained the same as before and any DNS entries continued to work).
Thanks, JillArmour.
I think I've solved the issue by moving the Resource Group from the MCPP Subscription to the Microsoft Partner Network subscription. The trick was to dissociate the public IP from the VM beforehand. I found it was possible to re-associate the public IP after the move (so the IP address remained the same as before and any DNS entries continued to work).
JillArmourMicrosoft
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Community ManagerThat's great news, thank you for coming back and sharing with others what you did to resolve this!
I love to see it! :)
