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articles/marketplace/TOC.yml

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- name: Commercial marketplace review policies
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href: /legal/marketplace/rating-review-policies?context=/azure/marketplace/context/context
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- name: Commercial Marketplace terms
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href: /legal/marketplace/marketplace-terms
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href: /legal/marketplace/marketplace-terms?context=/azure/marketplace/context/context
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- name: Microsoft Publisher Agreement
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href: /legal/marketplace/msft-publisher-agreement
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href: /legal/marketplace/msft-publisher-agreement?context=/azure/marketplace/context/context
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- name: Change history for Microsoft Publisher Agreement
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href: /legal/marketplace/mpa-change-history
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href: /legal/marketplace/mpa-change-history?context=/azure/marketplace/context/context
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- name: Reference
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- name: Guide to Marketplace APIs

articles/marketplace/manage-aad-apps.md

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If your Azure AD application reads and writes data in Microsoft Azure AD, it will need a key. You can create keys for an Azure AD application by editing its information in Partner Center. You can also remove keys that are no longer needed.
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1. From the **Users** page (under **Account settings**), select the name of the Azure AD application. You'll see all of the active keys for the Azure AD application, including the date on which the key was created and when it will expire 50.
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1. From the **Users** page (under **Account settings**), select the name of the Azure AD application. You'll see all of the active keys for the Azure AD application, including the date on which the key was created and when it will expire.
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1. To remove a key that is no longer needed, select **Remove**.
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1. To add a new key, select **Add new key**.
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1. You will see a screen showing the **Client ID** and **Key values**. Be sure to print or copy this information, as you won't be able to access it again after you leave this page.
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1. If you want to create more keys, select **Add another key**.
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1. If you want to create more keys, select **Add another key**.

articles/marketplace/manage-tenants.md

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- **Domain name**: The unique name that we'll use for your Azure AD domain, along with ".onmicrosoft.com". For example, if you entered "example", your Azure AD domain would be "example.onmicrosoft.com".
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- **Contact email**: An email address where we can contact you about your account if necessary.
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- **Global administrator user account info**: The first name, last name, username, and password that you want to use for the new global administrator account.
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1. Select Create to confirm the new domain and account info.
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1. Select **Create** to confirm the new domain and account info.
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1. Sign in with your new Azure AD global administrator username and password to begin [adding and managing users](add-manage-users.md).
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For more information about creating new tenants inside your Azure portal, instead of the Partner Center portal, see the article [Create a new tenant in Azure Active Directory](../active-directory/fundamentals/active-directory-access-create-new-tenant.md).

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