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What is the real use of EMS E5 license for the Exchange Plan 2 customers? if I use EMS E3 with Exchange Plan 2, what I would lose in terms of EMS E5 with Exchange Plan 2? Thanks
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Hi @Bab bab
Just like what michev replied below, the main addition to the E5 license is the fully loaded security features and some analytic tools and voice capabilities. You get everything included in E3 along with a few more benefits: Advanced Security & Information Protection, Advanced Security & Information Protection and so on.
Hi @Bab bab
Any update here? Do you have any other concern about this question?
There are no direct dependencies, no Exchange-related features will be affected. You will loose access to some security features such as PIM, but again, those are not directly related to Exchange. For detailed comparison, check for example here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise-mobility-security/compare-plans-and-pricing