CSS-Networking: Cross-Tenant VNet Peering - Clarify authentication method for directory selection #127747
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Updated the authentication details for Microsoft Entra ID directory selection in the peering configuration.
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Updated the authentication details for Microsoft Entra ID directory selection in the peering configuration. It wasn't quite clear which account you should use when authenticating against the remote tenant, and I worked a case where a customer wasn't able to figure that out on their own. They had to authenticate against the remote tenant using the source tenant's user account. This edit just helps clarify a little.