As an O365 administrator, there are times when you need to manage multiple subscriptions, especially those that have both an international subscription and a 21V subscription. So the problem is that the browser cannot log in to another account at the same time, unless another browser is used.
The same browser automatically logs in when the portal is opened with a subscription already in progress.
Changing the browser will fix the problem.
Bloggers have only two subscriptions, two browsers in the system is enough, but what if you have more than two subscriptions in your business? How many subscriptions do you have to install several browsers? Even if this is possible, but the browser also has a compatibility and security issues Ah, as the administrator, security awareness first.
Then we can use a browser to solve the problem, yes! The method is simple, using Chrome's multi-account mechanism to solve the problem, the single-browser login to manage multiple O365 subscriptions.
Click the portrait icon in the top right corner of Chrome and select Manage users. In the dialog box that pops up, click Add User.
Set the user name, Avatar, and click Save. When you're done, exit the existing O365 login, close chrome, restart Chrome, select the user we just created "netpub", sign in to O365.
At this point, if you want to sign in to another subscription, you can choose another user, Chrome will automatically open another window and we'll be able to sign in to another subscription.
All right, now, sort it out.
This allows us to manage multiple O365 subscriptions on the same computer, using a single browser, and all we need to do is create a few accounts for Chrome. These accounts can also be named with the name of the subscription, at a glance. Plus, with MacOS's rich gesture capabilities, you can easily switch between windows without worrying about finding windows.
Interested administrators can try them out.
Office 365 on MacOS Series--Configure browser account to manage multiple subscriptions simultaneously
