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We are trying to assign a OneDrive (For Business) license to an external (AD registered) user in our tenant. Previously, we could see options for doing this on the admin site. However; it looks like the admin site has changed and we are not able to find this option anymore (option to assign License to external User). As mentioned, the user is registered in the Tenant.
Can you please inform us how we can assign the OneDrive License to an external user now?
Where are you trying to perform this action? Both the M365 admin center and the Entra ID one allow me to add a license to a Guest user, so does PowerShell. Can you try to perform the operation via Graph API or the PowerShell SDK and share any errors here?
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Hi,
Have you tried to go to the Users > Guest users page in the admin center to have a check?
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Is this option available for guest in some test tenant as well? Because I am testing this with some test tenant of type: Microsoft 365 E5 Developer (without Windows and Audio Conferencing)
If you joined Microsoft 365 Developer Program, and have Microsoft 365 E5 Developer subscription, it does not include separated OneDrive license. You may try to assign the Microsoft 365 E5 Developer license to guest.
I am checking this thread, if you have a chance to be back, please check whether my information is helpful.
Hi @Jiajing Hua-MFST @Vasil Michev I have tried the above things that you have provided, but unfortunately guest user is not able to access his own onedrive in Sharepoint. I am able to assign license to external (AD registered) user, but when external user is trying GET /me/drive, He is getting this error:
{
"error": {
"code": "notAllowed",
"message": "You do not have access to create this personal site or you do not have a valid license",
"innerError": {
"code": "provisioningNotAllowed",
"date": "2023-12-11T13:48:31",
"request-id": "3823b88b-bc4c-48d7-95f6-0dead7aff2c4",
"client-request-id": "524df443-0543-4179-95b1-164c1c2c1572"
}
}
}