Hiding all deprecated onlinemanagementapi links

Author: Mattp123

power-platform/admin/manage-encryption-key.md

@@ -130,15 +130,15 @@ Use this procedure to set the manage key feature the first time for an environme
 2.    Select **Create**, and then select the created file notification on your browser.
 3.    The encryption key .PFX file is downloaded to your web browser's default download folder. Save the file in a secure location (we recommend that this key is backed up along with its password). 
 
-To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Get-CRMGenerateProtectionkey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/Get-CrmGenerateProtectionKey?view=dynamics365ce-ps) and [Set-CrmTenantProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmtenantprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Get-CRMGenerateProtectionkey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/Get-CrmGenerateProtectionKey?view=dynamics365ce-ps) and [Set-CrmTenantProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmtenantprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 #### Upload a key (.pfx or .byok)
 1.    Select **Upload the Key**, select the .pfx or .byok<sup>1</sup> file, and then select **Open**. 
 2.    Enter the password for the key, and then select **Create**.
 
 <sup>1</sup> For .byok encryption key files, make sure you use the subscription ID as shown on the screen when you export the encryption key from your local HSM. More information: [How to generate and transfer HSM-protected keys for Azure Key Vault](/azure/key-vault/key-vault-hsm-protected-keys). 
 
-To perform this task using PowerShell, see [New-CRMImportProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/new-crmimportprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps) and [Set-CrmTenantProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmtenantprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To perform this task using PowerShell, see [New-CRMImportProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/new-crmimportprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps) and [Set-CrmTenantProtectionKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmtenantprotectionkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > To reduce the number of steps for the administrator to manage the key process, the key is automatically activated when it is uploaded the first time. All subsequent key uploads require an additional step to activate the key.
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ Once the key is activated, the following occurs:
 - All encrypted environments automatically get encrypted with the active key (there is no downtime with this action).
 - When activated, the encryption key will be applied to all environments that are changed from Microsoft-provided to self-managed encryption key.
 
-To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Set-CrmProtectWithTenantKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmprotectwithtenantkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Set-CrmProtectWithTenantKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmprotectwithtenantkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > To streamline the key management process so that all environments are managed by the same key, the active key can't be updated when there are locked environments.  All locked environments must be unlocked before a new key can be activated. If there are locked environments that don't need to be unlocked, they must be deleted. 
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ By default, each environment is encrypted with the Microsoft-provided encryption
 1.  For production environments, confirm the environment by entering the environment's name.
 2.  Select **Confirm** to return to standard encryption key management.
 
-To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Set-CrmProtectWithMicrosoftKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmprotectwithmicrosoftkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To perform this task using PowerShell, see [Set-CrmProtectWithMicrosoftKey](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmprotectwithmicrosoftkey?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 #### Lock the tenant  
 Since there is only one active key per tenant, locking the encryption for the tenant *disables all the environments* that are in the tenant. All locked environments remain inaccessible to everyone, including [!INCLUDE[cc_Microsoft](../includes/cc-microsoft.md)], until a Power Platform admin in your organization unlocks it by using the key that was used to lock it.  
@@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ Since there is only one active key per tenant, locking the encryption for the te
 4. On the right pane select **Upload active key**, browse to and select the key, enter the password, and then select **Lock**. 
 5. When prompted, enter the text that is displayed on your screen to confirm that you want to lock all environments in the region, and then select **Confirm**.
 
-To lock a tenant using the PowerShell cmdlet, see [Set-CrmLockTenantProtectedInstances](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmlocktenantprotectedinstances?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To lock a tenant using the PowerShell cmdlet, see [Set-CrmLockTenantProtectedInstances](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmlocktenantprotectedinstances?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 #### Unlock locked environments
 To unlock environments you must first [upload](#upload-a-key-pfx-or-byok) and then [activate](#activate-an-encryption-key-for-a-tenant) the tenant encryption key with the same key that was used to [lock the tenant](#lock-the-tenant). Please note that locked environments do not get unlocked automatically once the key has been activated. Each locked environment has to be unlocked individually. 
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ To unlock environments you must first [upload](#upload-a-key-pfx-or-byok) and th
 5. Select **Confirm** to confirm that you want to unlock the environment. 
 6. Repeat the previous steps to unlock additional environments. 
 
-To unlock an environment using the PowerShell cmdlet, see [Set-CrmUnlockTenantProtectedInstance](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmunlocktenantprotectedinstance?view=dynamics365ce-ps).
+<!-- To unlock an environment using the PowerShell cmdlet, see [Set-CrmUnlockTenantProtectedInstance](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/set-crmunlocktenantprotectedinstance?view=dynamics365ce-ps). -->
 
 
 ## Environment database operations 
@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ A customer tenant can have environments that are encrypted using the Microsoft m
 > When an encryption key is activated or changed, all administrators receive an email message alerting them of the change. This provides a means to allow other administrators to verify and confirm that the key was updated by an authorized administrator.  Since it takes time to activate the key and to encrypt all the environments, and to send out the email notification, an encryption key can only be updated once every 24 hours.
 
 ### See also  
-[Microsoft.Xrm.OnlineManagementAPI PowerShell reference](/powershell/module/microsoft.xrm.onlinemanagementapi/?view=dynamics365ce-ps) <br />
+
 [SQL Server: Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)](/sql/relational-databases/security/encryption/transparent-data-encryption?view=sql-server-2017)