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@omondiatieno @Court72 hello. Any update regarding this content update? |
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@Macorder-hub, thanks for contributing to this PR. I'll help you add the image to the private repo first, then we can link to it and merge the PR. I also added some minor suggestions
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| Use the steps below to add an additional top-level domain. If you have already added a domain, and didn't use the `-SupportMultipleDomain` parameter, start with the steps for removing and updating your original domain. If you haven't added a top-level domain yet, you can start with the steps for adding a domain using PowerShell of Microsoft Entra Connect. | ||
| 1. Open a new PowerShell session and run the below commands to install the Entra module: |
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| 1. Open a new PowerShell session and run the below commands to install the Entra module: | |
| 1. Open a new PowerShell session and run the below commands to install the Microsoft Entra PowerShell module: |
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| Use the following steps to remove the Microsoft Online trust and update your original domain. | ||
| <img width="1774" height="165" alt="Get-EntraFedProperty" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4c74f81a-a438-4ad1-a6a2-9ccc365288bc" /> |
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We'll need to add this image through the private repo.
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| Use the following steps to add the new top-level domain using PowerShell | ||
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| 1. On a machine that has [Azure AD PowerShell module](/previous-versions/azure/jj151815(v=azure.100)) installed on it run the following PowerShell: `$cred=Get-Credential`. | ||
| 2. Enter the username and password of a Hybrid Identity Administrator for the Microsoft Entra domain you're federating with | ||
| 3. In PowerShell, enter `Connect-Entra -Scopes 'Domain.ReadWrite.All'` | ||
| 4. In PowerShell, enter `New-MgDomainFederationConfiguration –SupportMultipleDomain –DomainName` | ||
| 4. Enter all the values as the below example to add a new domain: |
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| 4. Enter all the values as the below example to add a new domain: | |
| 4. Enter all the values to add a new domain as shown in the following example: |
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