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Reset Azure Credentials
Find out how to lock someone out of your Windows Azure subscription if they leave your company.
John Savill
April 23, 2014
1 Min Read
Q: I had been sharing my Windows Azure account with a co-worker, but I no longer want that person to have access to my account. What steps do I need to take to change my passwords?
A: The exact steps to take will depend on what information you shared; however, you should definitely consider changing the following:
Logons to the portal
Logons to administrative and management pages that are built in to any web applications
User accounts in Active Directory
Management certificates (for information about management certificates, see the Microsoft Azure Manage Certificates page)
Cloud service certificates
Access keys for storage accounts
Windows Azure SQL database user passwords
Windows Azure IaaS and PaaS virtual machine user passwords
If the other party had access to any of these items, you should change or replace them.
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