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Dean_Gross
Feb 06, 2017Silver Contributor
Dynamic Groups - Premium License Impact
What happens if a dynamic group is created and some of the members don't have an AAD Premium license assigned to them? Is there account excluded from the group? Is a warning provided? Are these group...
- Feb 06, 2017
This is an issue that has been discussed ever since Microsoft introduced AAD dynamic groups. Any account that comes under the scope of a query used for an AAD dynamic group - including those used for Office 365 dynamic groups - require a license. End of story.
The issue does not arise for enterprise tenants who license AAD premium for other reasons (like writeback to an on-premises AD). It does if you have no other reason to use AAD premium...
Brent Ellis
Feb 06, 2017Silver Contributor
Don't specifically know the answers, but my assumption is the user that needs to "configure" the dynamic rules is the only one that requires the AAD Premium license. Same way the O365 branding works.
They are definitely NOT excluded from the group though.
They are definitely NOT excluded from the group though.
VasilMichev
Feb 06, 2017MVP
I know they do not enforce license requirements, but you are most likely breaking the terms. TonyRedmond is the authority on this :)