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StefanKi
Nov 08, 2018Iron Contributor
licensing based on azure ad groups
Hello, I tested licensing based on azure ad groups. It works fine, but I get one big problem. I got 5 E3 license. Now I put 10 users in the group which assigned to the E3 license. After a short ...
VasilMichev
Nov 08, 2018MVP
In such scenarios, an error will be generated (CountViolation), and you can periodically go over the list of users with errors as detailed here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/users-groups-roles/licensing-ps-examples#get-all-users-with-license-errors-in-a-group
Wes Miller
Nov 08, 2018Brass Contributor
Vasil - am I understanding this correctly: CountViolation will (eventually) be generated when I have overbooked the number of User SLs for a given service I actually own? So the service isn't actually enforcing compliance (for the underlying User SLs) across the group???
- Nov 08, 2018No, when licensing with groups you don’t get any error presented to you directly when you don’t have enough licenses, like you do when assigning per user! The users will be in an error state as you can see in Azure Ad under Licenses, and as @Vasil said powershell Reports this as a “countviolation”
- Wes MillerNov 08, 2018Brass ContributorIn the absence of accurate reporting, this is incredibly troubling.