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yes you assign the license per user:
Azure for O365 to Azure Premium P1
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Matt Pursell
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This may be a dumb question, but I'm going to ask anyways.
I have an Azure AD for Office 365 environment. We are wanting to implement MFA and conditional access. Is there a way to upgrade my Azure instance to Premium P1 at the tenant level, or is this really as simple as adding Azure AD Premium P1 licenses to end users?
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David Broggy 6,376 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2022-09-29T18:35:26.947+00:00 -
Matt Pursell 1 Reputation point
2022-09-29T19:11:23.237+00:00 So I see there you have Enterprise licensing, is that what I'm looking for? Or am I looking for the "Azure AD Premium P1" license?
I appreciate your help, David!
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Alan Kinane 16,951 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2022-09-30T08:18:19.117+00:00 You can buy Azure AD Premium P1 as a standalone license but it's generally more cost effective to purchase a license SKU that includes this such as M365 Business Premium/E3/E5.
As David said, this is a per user license entitlement rather than an Azure upgrade. By assigning these licenses you will unlock the additional "premium" features of Azure AD for your tenant.