MS GYAN

Often admins have complained that they are not able to assign Licenses to users on basis of groups. Although, if you are a powershell geek, you could have done this. However, for a layman it was a tedious process. Fortunately, Microsoft has listened to your feedback. You can now add licenses to users on the basis of Group membership. The video below will show you the steps involved. This shall require you to login to the Azure Portal. In my case I have created a Group called

Have you ever come across situation where you assiged a just an exchange license out of the E3 stack and your organiation now wants to get a detailed report of all the licenses assigned? Now, this might appear simple to a beginner and the a simple answer to this problem will be to run the command Get-MSOLUser -all | select UserPrincipalName,DisplayName,Licenses .Ironically this won't give you the granular information you are looking for and would state the entire stack for th

I just dropped in at work when I was amazed to see this:- For a while I thought perhaps this is just a tile , but I had also seen a message which was this:- To my excitement, I couldnt resist to check the licensing tab but indeed now you could add Yammer as an individual license. This was something that many administrators were wanting since quite a long time. In the past it was way to difficult to control the yammer access, because yammer was enabled tenant wide and activat