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New Service principal script fails on getting the TenantId

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I keep getting the following error message when follwoing the steps from this Article

\New-CrmServicePrincipal.ps1 : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'TenantId'.
At line:1 char:1
+ .\New-CrmServicePrincipal.ps1 -TenantLocation "Europe"
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [New-CrmServicePrincipal.ps1], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound,New-CrmServicePrincipal.ps1

Is there a solution for this problem?

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David Jenni Microsoft Employee on at

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Re: New Service principal script fails on getting the TenantId

@Anonymous @Ale1981 I can repro your issue, once I have the 2.x version of the OnlineManagementAPI PS modules installed in my scope.
The 2.x version of this PS module has breaking changes to accommodate the switch to the BAP admin API (as indicated by the major version). This causes the New-CrmServicePrincipal script to fail, as it expects the 1.2.x version. I'll file a bug to update/publish this script to only run with the 1.2.x versions.

To work around for now, I recommend uninstalling the 2.x of OnlineManagementAPI (and install the successor module, Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell)

> Uninstall-Module Microsoft.Xrm.OnlineManagementAPI -MinimumVersion 2.0 -Force
confirm it is removed with:
> gmo -ListAvailable Microsoft.Xrm.OnlineManagementAPI

when running the New-CrmServicePrincipal with the -Verbose switch to confirm it only loads the 1.2.x version (or to produce more detail if there is more debugging necessary)
Alejandro Cesetti 7 on at

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Re: New Service principal script fails on getting the TenantId

I am getting the same error. I'll keep working to see if I understand why but if anyone has an answer I look forward to it 😉

FYI @DavidJen