If you are restricted from creating a new Azure NetApp Files account, what should you submit to resolve this?

When faced with a restriction on creating a new Azure NetApp Files account, the most effective resolution is to submit a support request to increase the Storage: Azure NetApp Files limits quota type. Azure enforces certain quotas on resources to ensure fair usage and proper allocation of resources across users. Quotas might limit the number of resources, such as Azure NetApp Files accounts, that an individual tenant can create.

Submitting a support request specifically aims to address this limitation by asking for an increase in your organization's quota for Azure NetApp Files. This process ensures that the Azure environment can accommodate your needs, allowing you to create the necessary resources without system-imposed restrictions.

While other options might be relevant to different scenarios involving Azure NetApp Files or related configuration, they do not directly address the issue of quota restrictions. For instance, registering the NetApp Resource Provider is a prerequisite step that enables access to Azure NetApp Files features but does not relate to quota constraints. Similarly, configuring a custom virtual network is about setting up the infrastructure required for resource deployment, and upgrading the Azure NetApp Files SDK relates to development or application integration rather than resource limitations. Thus, the correct course of action in this specific situation revolves around the quota limits on the service, making the submission