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  1. www.hcisingapore.gov.in › registrationWelcome to High Commission of India in Singapore

    Application for New Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) Registration Cards; OCI Miscellaneous Service - Re-issue of OCI Cards; OCI Miscellaneous Service - online updation; Application for Conversion from PIO to OCI Cards; Renunciation of OCI Registration; FAQs on OCI Services; Economic & Commercial. Business Contact at the High Commission; Trade ...

  2. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › azure-stackRegister Azure Stack HCI with Azure - Azure Stack HCI

    • Overview
    • About Azure Stack HCI registration
    • Prerequisites
    • Assign Azure permissions for registration
    • Register a cluster
    • Additional registration options
    • Manage cluster registration
    • Next steps

    Warning

    The deployment instructions provided in this article apply to an older version, Azure Stack HCI, version 22H2. For new deployments, we recommend that you use the latest generally available version, Azure Stack HCI, version 23H2. For deployment instructions, see About Azure Stack HCI, version 23H2 deployment.

    Now that you've deployed the Azure Stack HCI operating system and created a cluster, you must register it with Azure.

    This article describes how to register Azure Stack HCI with Azure via Windows Admin Center or PowerShell. For information on how to manage cluster registration, see Manage cluster registration.

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    Azure Stack HCI is delivered as an Azure service. As per the Azure online services terms, you must register your cluster within 30 days of installation. Your cluster isn't fully supported until your registration is active. If you don't register your cluster with Azure upon deployment, or if your cluster is registered but hasn't connected to Azure for more than 30 days, the system won't allow new virtual machines (VMs) to be created or added. For more information, see Job failure when attempting to create VM.

    After registration, an Azure Resource Manager resource is created to represent the on-premises Azure Stack HCI cluster. Starting with Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2, registering a cluster automatically creates an Azure Arc of the server resource for each server in the Azure Stack HCI cluster. This Azure Arc integration extends the Azure management plane to Azure Stack HCI. The Azure Arc integration enables periodic syncing of information between the Azure resource and the on-premises clusters.

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    Before you begin cluster registration, make sure the following prerequisites are in place:

    •Azure Stack HCI system deployed and online. Make sure the system is deployed and all servers are online.

    •Network connectivity. Azure Stack HCI needs to periodically connect to the Azure public cloud. For information on how to prepare your firewalls and set up a proxy server, see Firewall requirements for Azure Stack HCI and Configure proxy settings for Azure Stack HCI.

    •Azure subscription and permissions. Make sure you have an Azure subscription and you know the Azure region where the cluster resources should be created. For more information about Azure subscription and supported Azure regions, see Azure requirements.

    •Management computer. Make sure you have access to a management computer with internet access. Your management computer must be joined to the same Active Directory domain in which you've created your Azure Stack HCI cluster.

    •Windows Admin Center. If you're using Windows Admin Center to register the cluster, make sure you:

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    Assign Azure permissions from the Azure portal

    If your Azure subscription is through an EA or CSP, ask your Azure subscription admin to assign Azure subscription level privileges of: •User Access Administrator role: Required to Arc-enable each server of an Azure Stack HCI cluster. •Contributor role: Required to register and unregister the Azure Stack HCI cluster.

    Assign Azure permissions using PowerShell

    Some admins may prefer a more restrictive option. In this case, it's possible to create a custom Azure role specific for Azure Stack HCI registration. The following procedure provides a typical set of permissions to the custom role; to set more restrictive permissions, see How do I use a more restricted custom permissions role? 1.Create a json file called customHCIRole.json with following content. Make sure to change to your Azure subscription ID. To get your subscription ID, visit the Azure portal, navigate to Subscriptions, and copy/paste your ID from the list. 2.Create the custom role: 3.Assign the custom role to the user:

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    You can register your Azure Stack HCI cluster using Windows Admin Center or PowerShell.

    •Windows Admin Center

    •PowerShell

    Follow these steps to register Azure Stack HCI with Azure via Windows Admin Center:

    1.Make sure all the prerequisites are met.

    2.Launch Windows Admin center and sign in to your Azure account. Go to Settings > Account, and then select Sign in under Azure Account.

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    You have other options to register your cluster:

    •Register a cluster using ArmAccessToken/SPN

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    After you've registered your cluster with Azure, you can manage its registration through Windows Admin Center, PowerShell, or the Azure portal.

    Depending on your cluster configuration and requirements, you may need to take the following actions to manage the cluster registration:

    •View status of registration and Arc-enabled servers

    •Enable Azure Arc integration

    •Upgrade Arc agent on cluster servers

    •Unregister the cluster

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

    To perform the next management task related to this article, see:

    Validate an Azure Stack HCI cluster

    See full list on learn.microsoft.com

  3. www.hci.edu.sg › high-school › admission-routeAdmission Routes - hci.edu.sg

    May 7, 2024 · Admission Routes. DIRECT SCHOOL ADMISSION EXERCISE 2024. Primary 6 students who are keen to join HCI in 2025 may apply to the school via the Direct School Admission (DSA) Exercise. Parents and students are encouraged to choose schools wisely based on the student's aptitudes and strengths, bearing in mind the schools' academic and non ...

  4. www.hcisingapore.gov.in › onlineappointmenthomeOnline Appointment for HCI Office - hcisingapore.gov.in

    Submission of all visa applications is at BLS only. Online Appointment for HCI Office.

  5. www.admissions.hci.edu.sgHwa Chong Institution Admissions - HCI Open House

    Hwa Chong Institution Direct School Admission (DSA), e-Open House, general admissions information.

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  6. www.hcilondon.gov.in › page › children-eligibleBirth registration of Children eligible for Indian nationality

    1. For a child born in the UK to be registered as an Indian citizen, the application is to be made online. For detailed information, applicants are requested to visit the website of Ministry of Home Affairs at web link: http://indiancitizenshiponline.nic.in. 2.

  7. www.hci.edu.sg › news-and-events › newsHwa Chong welcomes our Secondary One Freshmen! - hci.edu.sg

    Dec 20, 2023 · Hwa Chong welcomes our Sec 1 Freshmen! For all incoming Sec 1s, please complete this online registration form. All incoming students are to complete the form by 21 Dec, 5pm. Students who wish to appeal for a place at HCI may register their appeal via this online form by 21 Dec, 12pm.