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Hello Thomas L,
This issue will be resolved by signing in using the tenant-specific Azure portal URL and the tenant ID I have provided over the private messages tab:
HTTP
https://portal.azure.com/<tenant-ID>
Once you accessed the portal through the tenant-scoped URL, the tenant became active again and you will be able to manage resources without further issues.
And the tenant will be restored successfully.
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