I am getting the following error where executing a Get-AzureSubscription command in PowerShell:
Get-AzureSubscription : Failed to refresh token. AADSTS90002: No service namespace named 'bad7c7c0-6e29-4835-a9d0-ca9abb92cc00' was found in the data store. Trace ID: 63faded1-eba4-4db8-940b-45e03507f8b3 Correlation ID: 2a2407a5-f376-444f-aede-155246d351e5 Timestamp: 2015-02-15 20:34:14Z: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. At line:1 char:1+ Get-AzureSubscription+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ CategoryInfo : CloseError: (:) [Get-AzureSubscription], AadAuthenticationFailedException+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Commands.Profile.GetAzureSubscriptionCommand
I have multiple subscriptions against the single account. It looks like there is a tenant that might be associated to that account locally, but doesn't exists when the REST call is made. The results of the previous Add-AzureAccount look like:
Id Type Subscriptions Tenants
-- ---- ------------- -------
a@b.com User 7840d2da-7eb0-4caa-a8af-e69f387c3557 4ac2c945-49d5-4b59-8a70-a08dffe43dba
93e37971-8b27-417e-ba9a-5616146d8459 1eb918d4-f729-42a4-a9a1-fba273056efc
b6e3c4ef-d100-4f2c-87b5-388fcf293435
bad7c7c0-6e29-4835-a9d0-ca9abb92cc00I did delete an AD domain from the management portal earlier, but by all accounts everything was successful. I am not sure how that orphan tenant (bad7c7c0-6e29-4835-a9d0-ca9abb92cc00) is still around. I am not sure if there is something wrong
with my AD instance or if it is something on my end that can be cleaned up.