When you have a larger organisation, you will have several Azure Subscriptions to work against. So here is how you switch.
1. Open Powershell
2. Type in: Add-AzureRmAccount
(in pop-up enter admin id and password)
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/add-azurermaccount.PNG)
3. It will list up the subscription you are connected to when you have authenticated
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/add-azurermaccount_signedin.PNG)
4. Type in: Get-AzureRmSubscription
(will list out all your subscriptions)
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/get-azurermsubscript.PNG)
5. Find the Subscription you want to connect to
6. Type in: Select-AzureRmSubscription -SubscriptionId “ENTER THE SUBSCRIPTION ID”
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/select-azurermsubscription.PNG)
You can choose SubscriptionName too, but I prefere SubscriptionID
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Select Azure Subscription to work with
October 5, 2017
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vincent
When you have a larger organisation, you will have several Azure Subscriptions to work against. So here is how you switch.
1. Open Powershell
2. Type in: Add-AzureRmAccount
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/add-azurermaccount.PNG)
(in pop-up enter admin id and password)
3. It will list up the subscription you are connected to when you have authenticated
4. Type in: Get-AzureRmSubscription
(will list out all your subscriptions)
5. Find the Subscription you want to connect to
6. Type in: Select-AzureRmSubscription -SubscriptionId “ENTER THE SUBSCRIPTION ID”
![](https://sameie-public.sharepoint.com/Lists/Photos/select-azurermsubscription.PNG)
You can choose SubscriptionName too, but I prefere SubscriptionID
azurecloudpowershell