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Hi ret2lib & thx for join me at Q&A platform,
Error 715-123420 is generally associated with Microsoft's service-side account or subscription risk protection, rather than a problem with the model deployment configuration itself.
This means changing the model, region, deployment SKU, or available quota is unlikely to resolve it. The restriction needs to be reviewed by the appropriate Microsoft backend team, and there isn't a supported CLI or portal workaround to clear it.
I checked the existing discussion, and there's an important detail here. Ganesh confirmed on September 3 that your information had been forwarded for backend investigation. On September 28, he requested additional details through a private message. However, your latest comment on October 23 indicates that you never received that message.
At this point, the issue is no longer about troubleshooting the deployment. It's about getting the existing investigation moving again.
I'd recommend asking Ganesh to resend the private message or provide another secure way to submit the requested information. It would also be reasonable to request the current investigation status, an escalation or support case reference if one exists, and confirmation of whether the backend team is waiting for anything else.
You've already provided a useful correlation ID, ff87a9cd-06d1-4937-a8c5-615631e0170d, along with the August 4 UTC timestamp. Those should help the team locate the original failed deployment. Any subscription identifiers or additional account verification details should be shared privately.
Given how long this has been pending, I wouldn't recommend opening more duplicate Q&A threads or repeatedly attempting new deployments. Neither is likely to accelerate the risk review.
Without access to Microsoft's internal review systems, nobody here can reliably determine why your subscription was flagged or when the restriction will be lifted.
rgds,
Alex
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