MICROSOFT LICENSE MANAGER WINDOWS 10

A Microsoft Intune device-only subscription is available to manage kiosks, dedicated devices, phone-room devices, IoT, and other single-use devices that don't require user-based security and management features.

A Microsoft Intune user and device subscription is available as a standalone, in addition to the bundles listed above.Remote help: This add-on capability allows secure, helpdesk-to-endpoint connections with role-based remote access permissions.įor information about trial and purchasing, see Getting started with premium add-ons Licenses for the premium add-ons can be added for an additional cost to the licensing options that include Microsoft Endpoint Manager or Intune. Microsoft Endpoint Manager offers premium add-ons. You still need to assign Intune licenses for other enrollment scenarios. The separate AADP1 licensing requirement remains the same for this scenario to work.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager now includes the Intune licenses for co-management. Starting on December 1, 2019, you no longer need to assign individual Intune licenses for this scenario. Auto-enrollment with co-management requires licenses for both Azure AD Premium (AADP1) and Intune.

MICROSOFT LICENSE MANAGER WINDOWS 10

Licensing for Configuration Manager-managed devices in Intuneįor existing Configuration Manager-managed devices to enroll into Intune for co-management at scale without user interaction, co-management uses an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) feature called Windows 10 auto-enrollment. Intune for Education is included in the following licenses: For additonal licensing information about Intune for Education, see Microsoft 365 Education.

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