You have been tasked with detecting all users in your company's Microsoft 365 subscription who has a Microsoft Office 365 license as a result of belonging to a group.
You need to make sure that the group used to assign the license is included in your results.
Which of the following actions should you take?
To detect all users in your company's Microsoft 365 subscription who have a Microsoft Office 365 license due to belonging to a group, and ensure that the group used to assign the license is included in your results, you should access the Azure portal and navigate to the Licenses blade. This is because the Licenses blade allows you to manage and view the licenses assigned to users and groups, which helps you identify which users have licenses through group membership and see the groups involved.
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A. You should access the Azure portal, and navigate to the Licenses blade.
just need to read the question carefully... asking about licenses. go to license tab.
Not that straight. You can see licenses from individual pages of users as well but here its looking for groups which have a certain license, in that case A only makes sense. Not a great language in the question though
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A Correct
still confused with A but A is the right answer https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/enterprise-users/licensing-groups-assign
A. for sure
B would not be correct as the that options displays the products you own within your subcription.
Azure Portal or Azure AD Portal? There's a difference.
There is no Azure AD portal. Azure AD blade is part of Azure portal only with url portal.azure.com
The question is, why not users, creation of a dynamic group with all users without a license?
Correct Answer: A
D. You should access the Microsoft 365 admin center, and navigate to the Users blade. To detect all users in a Microsoft 365 subscription who have a Microsoft Office 365 license as a result of belonging to a group, you can use the Microsoft 365 admin center and navigate to the Users blade. From there, you can filter the list of users by license type and group membership to identify the users who have been assigned licenses through the specified group. Option A (accessing the Azure portal and navigating to the Licenses blade) is not the best choice, as this blade does not provide information on group membership. Option B (accessing the Microsoft 365 admin center and navigating to the Products blade) is also not the best choice, as this blade provides information on the available products and services, but not on group membership or license assignment. Option C (accessing the Azure portal and navigating to the Monitor blade) is not relevant to this task, as the Monitor blade is focused on monitoring and analyzing usage and performance data for Azure services.
It's not D It is in fact A, there is no guidance that i could find anywhere that says the Azure portal is not the best place to do this. I've found several articles that indicate that the best place to manage them is in Azure. You CAN see the group membership but you CANNOT see the members or what the group even does. I've tested this and i can confirm it is the Azure portal. Billing>Licenses>the license in question (E3)>licensed groups
A. You should access the Azure portal, and navigate to the Licenses blade. In the Azure portal, you can view and manage licenses assigned to users and groups. By accessing the Licenses blade, you can see which users have licenses assigned through group membership and ensure that the group you are interested in is included in your results. The Microsoft 365 admin center and Products blade are not relevant for this task, and the Monitor blade in the Azure portal is focused on monitoring and analytics, rather than license management.
A is the answer,. This is where the licenses assigned can be viewed or managed.
y llegas a licencias y grupo de licencias