Exam AZ-104 topic 2 question 11 discussion

Correct Answer: A Active Directory-> Manage Section > Choose Licenses -> All Products -> Select Azure Active Directory Premium P2 -> Then assign a user to it.

that's true - licences need to be assigned

Correct Answer is A: From the Licenses blade of Azure AD, assign a license Why not the others? B. From the Groups blade of each user: You can assign licenses via groups, but just adding users to a group doesn't apply licenses unless it's a license-assignment group with licenses assigned — which is not mentioned here. C. Add an enterprise application: This is unrelated to licensing; it’s for integrating apps. D. Modify the directory role: Assigning directory roles (e.g., Global Admin) doesn’t grant Premium P2 features.

Note => Starting September 1st, the Microsoft Entra ID Admin Center and the Microsoft Azure portal will no longer support the assignment of licenses through their user interfaces. To manage license assignments for users and groups, administrators are required to use the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. This update is designed to streamline the license management process within the Microsoft ecosystem. This change is limited to the user interface. API and PowerShell access remain unaffected. For detailed guidance on assigning licenses using the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, refer to the following resources: Assign or Unassign Licenses for Users in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center Add Users and Assign Licenses in Microsoft 365 Assign Licenses to a Group Using the Microsoft 365 Admin Center

Answer us in correct. Adding, removing, and reprocessing licensing assignments is only available within the M365 Admin Center.

Deprecated. You can now assign licenses only from the M365 portal.

A) WRONG : Assigning a license to AD does not give specific users the license. B) WRONG/TRUE ? - This could work, if the license has been assigned to the group (Not stated in the question) C) WRONG : Enterprise applications has nothing to do with assigning licenses to specific users. D) WRONG - directory roles does not give licenses In my oppinion "best answer" is B - The only answer that could be TRUE, guessing question is a little different in real exam, under any sercumstances something has to be done for each of the users...

A. From the Licenses blade of Azure AD, assign a license Here's how you can do it: Sign in to the Azure portal using an account with administrative privileges. In the left-hand menu, go to "Azure Active Directory." Under "Azure Active Directory," click on "Licenses." In the "Licenses" blade, you should see the purchased Azure AD Premium P2 licenses. Select the Azure AD Premium P2 license. In the "Assignments" section, click on "Add assignments." Choose the users you want to assign the licenses to. In this case, select 10 users. Click the "Save" button to assign the Azure AD Premium P2 licenses to the selected users. This action will ensure that these 10 users have access to all Azure AD Premium features included with the P2 license.

As of September 1st 2024 non of the above are correct. However, the answer mlantonis gave up until now was correct.

A is corerct

A. From the Licenses blade of Azure AD, assign a license To ensure that the 10 users can use all the Azure AD Premium P2 features, you need to assign each of these users a Premium P2 license. This is done from the Licenses blade in the Azure Active Directory section of the Azure portal. Here, you can manage and assign licenses directly to individual users or to a group that these users are part of. Assigning the license enables the users to access Premium features such as Identity Protection, Privileged Identity Management, and more.

The answer is Yes Yes No A Cloud Device Administrator can add any device to any group as long as he it is an assigned membership group. Also, a User Admin can add any device to a group as long as it is not a Dynamic membership type of group. A Cloud Device Administrator cannot manually add devices to a group that has a dynamic device membership type. Dynamic device groups automatically add and remove devices based on a set of rules that you define.

Correct A

The correct answer is A https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/license-users-groups

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/license-users-groups

Correct Answer: A

No doubt