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New MCPP Subscription in Azure
Hi, Apologies if this is the wrong forum. Earlier this year I renewed my Action Pack subscription and had to link my billing profile at the same time. Once that had gone through, I noticed that I had a new Azure subscription called 'MCPP Subscription' I still also have my Microsoft Partner Network subscription which has all my resource groups etc in. My query is what is this new subscription? Should I start using it? My credits are linked to the old MPN subscription. I've not been able to find anything so far about it either on general internet searches or this community. many thanks
ICYMI: New Partner Blog | Updated partner benefits
You asked, we listened. Your updated partner benefits are here! Microsoft is excited to announce big changes to our benefits offerings that better align with partner needs. Continue reading here Be sure to follow the partner news blog for all new announcements. :)
Microsoft Action Pack - what to consider?
Hi, We are now considering about buying the Action Pack to replace the current Office 365 licenses, excluding the Basic licenses, but the ones with desktop applications (converting those to basic licenses). I understand that there's a hard limit of ten users. What other aspects should we consider before actually buying the Action Pack? I specifically want to avoid things like "I didn't know that..." or "I thought that..." that could occur after buying. The 30 day refund is otherwise a great feature, but if we try this with one user, so take basic Office 365 instead of the Standard (or what is it called?) license and install Office Professional from the Action Pack, I understood the refund is instantly impossible.
Queries related to ECIF
Hi, I came to know that inorder to be ECIF eligible, one has to be a registered Microsoft Supplier under Microsoft Procurement. Could you please help me with some information on how to complete the application to be a Microsoft Supplier. In the site for Microsoft Procurement, they have provided the MSA and the code of conduct but there has to be a procedure to be followed. Can you help me with some information?
Re: Windows Server 2022 RDS CALs missing in partner benefits
stevnhoved I have raised the question with the Partner Support. They pointet out that the CALs included in the benefits are indeed Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Services CALs, and agreed on, that the information should be clearer in the licensing table. Are you saying that Partner Support confirmed that the CALs included in the benefits are specifically for Windows Server 2019 and cannot be used for 2022? The MS Learn documentation lists which RDS CAL and license server versions are compatible with each other: License your RDS deployment with client access licenses (CALs) | Microsoft Learn Hope this clarifies! If this reply answers your question, please Accept as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly. Otherwise, please let me know if you need further assistance on this topic. Regards, Microsoft CSP Licensing ConciergeECIF Funding Eligibility
Hello Microsoft Tech Community! We are Serraform a new Microsoft Partner specializing in Security & Compliance and have a question on End Customer Investment Funds (ECIF) funding. Hoping someone can help us. How to we become eligible to accept ECIF funding for our M365 Security & Compliance deployments? Is satisfying the requirements for a Solutions Partner designation sufficient, that is achieving 70 of 100 points in 1 of the 6 partner categories + achieving more than zero points in each of the 4 metrics? We are in talks with a few prospects and they are interested in leveraging ECIF. Any guidance would be super helpful. Thanks! Aaron
