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Brass Contributor

Sep 17, 2019

Trusted IP license question

Just got off the phone with a 365 tech but wanted to post here to double check his answer. I’m trying to implement the “Trusted IP” list for 365 MFA but when I go to check for it under service settin...

MVP

Sep 17, 2019

You can achieve the same effect using the Named locations functionality: https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ConditionalAccessBlade/NamedNetworksV2

Still P1, so you should have no trouble accessing it.

PS_83

Brass Contributor

Sep 17, 2019

VasilMichev I checked there before posting here but it's all grayed out for me.

here but it's all grayed out for me

PS_83
Brass Contributor
Sep 18, 2019
PS_83 So I figured out that while I was able to access aAure via the o365 admin portal > admin center, I didn’t actually have an AAD license. I signed up for the P2 trial (there was no P1 option) and boom I was able to add in the trusted IP for my client.

*UPDATE - Found the P1 option but it wasn't within the Azure portal, it was back in the 365 Admin portal under billing > Purchase Services which was a bit confusing. Why would they offer the P2 and Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 trials directly un Azure and not the P1? Anyway, I was able to add the P1 license to my admin account so when my P2 30 days trial is over, it will fall back to P1.