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Steady1901
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Jan 28, 2022

Licensing for 100GB mailbox

Hi All,   I work for a small IT company and most of our users require Exchange, Office apps and MS Teams.  We have traditionally used Business Standard licensing to cover all these requirements.  H...
  • David_Petree's avatar
    David_Petree
    Jan 28, 2022
    Correct

    WHen you go to the users licenses, you will see the 366 Business Standard checked, but if you scroll down to the bottom, you will see something like Apps (48) , click on that and it shows you all the individual licenses that come with that bundle.

    So Exchange online (plan 1) comes with a 50Gig mailbox AND a 50gig (Archive)

    If you go purchase a "Exchange online (plan 2)", you add that to the user, and then under the "Apps (48) ((or whatever number)< you can Uncheck the "Exchange online (Plan 1)" that comes with the bundle, and then you should see "Exchange online (Plan 2)" is there, and it should be checked, so now you click SAVE

    so, the user has a 365 Business Standard license, and an Exchange online (plan 2) license

    Exchange online (plan 1) = 50Gigs mailbox and 50Gig Archive (so 100Gigs)
    Exchange online (plan 2) = 100Gig mailbox and a 1.5TB Archive

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