Upcoming password reset required for adCenter API Sandbox+
In the coming weeks we are upgrading the Microsoft adCenter API Version 6 Sandbox+ environment. If you use the API, you need to know about the upgrade in advance because you must reset your adCenter password for the Sandbox+ environment.
Your Production environment credentials do not need to be changed.
To reset your Sandbox+ Password:
On or before January 19, you’ll receive the password reset e-mail with instructions. To continue to access your Sandbox+ account, follow the instructions in the e-mail. Once you reset your password, you’ll use your existing user name and developer tokens with the new password you set up to continue accessing the Sandbox+ APIs.
Confirm your adCenter E-mail Address is Accurate
Your password reset instructions will be sent as an automatically-delivered e-mail message to the e-mail address associated with your adCenter user profile. To help make sure you receive the password reset notification we recommend that you sign in to your Microsoft adCenter Sandbox+ account and verify your e-mail address. View the Help topic, Change contact information, for more information.
Thank you for using adCenter.
The Microsoft adCenter Team
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Common Questions
Q. How do I update my adCenter contact information to ensure I receive the password reset e-mail?
A. Sign into Microsoft adCenter Sandbox+. In the upper right corner, visit the Account Settings tab and ensure your e-mail address on file is current. Visit adCenter Help for complete instructions.
Q: Will I have to change my adCenter API Production environment password, too?
A: No, the password reset is required only for the Sandbox+ environment user credentials.
Q: What happens if I don’t change my password?
A: Unfortunately, your password must be reset for you to continue accessing Sandbox+.
Q: Why is this required?
A: With this upgrade, you’ll experience improved reliability and support through the Sandbox+ environment, and you’ll have access to the additional reporting enhancements released previously to the Production environment as part of the the adCenter Fall 2009 Upgrade.