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It's possible to set-up own Azure Local on hardware. However, to acquire the machines that support Azure Local, you can purchase validated hardware from a Microsoft hardware partner with the operating system pre-installed. See the Azure Local Catalog for hardware options and use the sizing tool to estimate hardware requirements.
Azure Local has specific hardware requirements that must be met for deployment, which may not be fully compatible with older hardware.
Azure Local has specific licensing requirements that are separate from those of an MSDN subscription. Azure local is typically licensed based on the capacity of the hardware you are using, and you would need to acquire the appropriate licenses from Microsoft or an authorized partner. For more detailed information please refer this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-local/oem-license?view=azloc-24112
The MSDN subscription is primarily for development and testing purposes in Azure, but it does not extend to on-premises solutions like Azure Stack.
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