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The client starts implementing D365 F&O
Its Azure tenant is: let's assume client.com
I am an implementation partner.
My Azure tenant is: let's say partner.com
Its Azure tenant is: let's assume client.com
I am an implementation partner.
My Azure tenant is: let's say partner.com
As a Partner in the client's LCS, I create a development machine - cloud hosted. I use my credentials from my tenant partenr.com for this
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
As a Partner in the client's LCS, I create a development machine - cloud hosted and enable Power Platfrom integration
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
The power platform environment is created in the Partner's tenant - why?
If so, what license should be assigned to the user in the partner's tenant - the power platform environment will be used only for development purposes.
If anyone knows Microsoft's recommendations on how to set up such machines, please help.
The machine is created in the tenant and the client's subscription - everything is fine
The power platform environment is created in the Partner's tenant - why?
If so, what license should be assigned to the user in the partner's tenant - the power platform environment will be used only for development purposes.
If anyone knows Microsoft's recommendations on how to set up such machines, please help.
Regards
Rafal
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