An Azure service that is used to send push notifications to all major platforms from the cloud or on-premises environments.
Hi @Andrew Lindzon
Thanks for sharing the details. Since your Notification Hub is still working, the registrations may not be lost, they might still exist but not be visible in the portal.
Here are a few things you can check:
- Verify Registrations & PNS Credentials:
- Confirm that your Push Notification Service (PNS) credentials are still configured correctly. This helps ensure registrations are still valid even if they don’t show in the portal.
- Export/Import Registrations:
- If you decide to recreate the Notification Hub, you can export the existing registrations from the old hub and import them into the new one to retain all connections.
- Create a New Namespace:
- If the move operation is stuck, you can create a new Notification Hub namespace in the target subscription and then import the registrations.
- Microsoft documentation provides guidance for moving Notification Hub resources.
- Check Resource Provider Status:
- Ensure Microsoft.NotificationHubs and related providers are registered in both subscriptions. Missing registration can cause silent move failures.
- Check “Moving” or “Failed” State: In Resource Explorer (https://resources.azure.com), check if the affected resources show:
- "provisioningState": "Moving"
- "provisioningState": "Failed"
- Resources in these states may not appear in the portal but still exist.
Feel free to share the provisioning state or Activity Log details if you need further help.