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Hi guys im going to be buying Enterprise Mobility + Security E3 licenses but on the quote from the supplier it says Enterprise Mobility + Security A3 for Students.

 

Is this the same product and I take it its not for staff just students?

 

Thanks

Posted (edited)

E3 = Enterprise, A3 = Education. Just different organization applicability, but the same product essentially. :)

 

If i remember correctly, you pay for staff FTE with that one and get however many students you want alongside. Seem to remember i was paying for 96 staff licenses when i had EM&S and had 1500 student licenses, but you just pay for the staff side.

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Thanks both, we have a less than 80 pupils on the register as we are a PRU and the staff network is a separate entity run by the council. From reading that I would only need to but 2 365 A5 Licenses and would have two staff licenses and 80 pupils.

 

Have I read that correct?

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This is a good link for details of licencing Student Use benefits - ratio of 1:40 on EM+S

Microsoft Product Terms

 

This is a good breakdown of what's in EM+S

Enterprise Mobility + Security documentation | Microsoft Learn

 

Happy to jump on a call/Teams meet to go over any licencing queries

 

If I purchase one of these licenses "Microsoft 365 A5 for faculty (Annual Pre-Paid) *12 month NCE* Office 365 A5, Enterprise Security E5, Window 10 Education E5, and Minecraft: Education Edition.

 

Will I get this one Faculty license appear in the tenant and 40 other licenses that I can use for the students?

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If I purchase one of these licenses "Microsoft 365 A5 for faculty (Annual Pre-Paid) *12 month NCE* Office 365 A5, Enterprise Security E5, Window 10 Education E5, and Minecraft: Education Edition.

 

Will I get this one Faculty license appear in the tenant and 40 other licenses that I can use for the students?

 

Officially not really

 

You get 40 licenses per staff (if full coverage of EQU), so if you’re only paying one staff but using 40 students it’s not really covered as you’re using the student use benefit without covering EQU

 

Steve

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Officially not really

 

You get 40 licenses per staff (if full coverage of EQU), so if you’re only paying one staff but using 40 students it’s not really covered as you’re using the student use benefit without covering EQU

 

Steve

 

Right i'm more confused than ever now.

 

We have roughly 80 pupils that will need a license and we have about 5-6 staff that will need a license.

 

What is it I need to get to allow me in the tenant to apply an E3/A3 or E5/A5 licenses to everyone.

 

We don't have many staff using the pupils network as they all have a separate network run by another organisation.

 

 

 

 

The article I was reading was...

 

[h=3]Who qualifies as an EQU?[/h]

  • If an employee or contractor needs access to products or features from the M365 A3 or A5 suites to do their job, they are counted as an EQU.
  • Student workers are not counted as EQUs and are covered by Student Benefit Licenses.

I read that as you buy the applicable number of licenses for EQU's and benefit from +40 SBL's per EQU.

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Right i'm more confused than ever now.

 

We have roughly 80 pupils that will need a license and we have about 5-6 staff that will need a license.

 

What is it I need to get to allow me in the tenant to apply an E3/A3 or E5/A5 licenses to everyone.

 

We don't have many staff using the pupils network as they all have a separate network run by another organisation.

 

 

 

 

The article I was reading was...

 

[h=3]Who qualifies as an EQU?[/h]

  • If an employee or contractor needs access to products or features from the M365 A3 or A5 suites to do their job, they are counted as an EQU.
  • Student workers are not counted as EQUs and are covered by Student Benefit Licenses.

I read that as you buy the applicable number of licenses for EQU's and benefit from +40 SBL's per EQU.

 

So in that scenario you fully cover EQUs eg 6

 

As part of the SuB (student use benefit) for covering those 6 you’d get 240 student licenses (1:40 ratio)

 

 

If you only cover 2 staff, officially you have 0 SuB licenses as it’s not fully covered if that makes sense

 

Steve

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So in that scenario you fully cover EQUs eg 6

 

As part of the SuB (student use benefit) for covering those 6 you’d get 240 student licenses (1:40 ratio)

 

 

If you only cover 2 staff, officially you have 0 SuB licenses as it’s not fully covered if that makes sense

 

Steve

Thanks Steve, and would the 240 licenses just appear in the tenant alongside the 6 Staff ones I paid for? (I guess you have to buy minimum 5 Quantity for the SBL's to appear)

 

I guess what I'm saying is...

 

Does this product my provider is offering me "Microsoft 365 A5 for faculty (Annual Pre-Paid) *12 month NCE* Office 365 A5, Enterprise Security E5, Window 10 Education E5, and Minecraft: Education Edition."

 

Offer the ability for me to receive SBL licenses in my tenant if I order 5+ of them.

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Thanks Steve, and would the 240 licenses just appear in the tenant alongside the 6 Staff ones I paid for? (I guess you have to buy minimum 5 Quantity for the SBL's to appear)

 

I guess what I'm saying is...

 

Does this product my provider is offering me "Microsoft 365 A5 for faculty (Annual Pre-Paid) *12 month NCE* Office 365 A5, Enterprise Security E5, Window 10 Education E5, and Minecraft: Education Edition."

 

Offer the ability for me to receive SBL licenses in my tenant if I order 5+ of them.

 

That line is likely to be a reseller description, as it doesn’t look like that on CSP normally

 

But if it’s just a standard Microsoft A5 for Faculty then no it won’t give the SuB by default

 

They need to add those on, but it’s a free license to add

 

Looking on our CSP catalog it shows up as

 

“Microsoft 365 A5 for faculty

Microsoft 365 A5 for students use benefit”

 

As the two A5 versions (or A3 etc)

 

With faculty being paid monthly/annual, and free for students one

 

So when placing an order I’d say 6x and 240x etc

 

Steve

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you purchase "paid" faculty licenses, then ask the reseller to give you X student. These appear as a zero cost line, so in your case you will get 6 faculty with a cost and 240 student with no cost. These licenses appear in your admin portal and you assign the rules accordingly so that "staff" OU/Group get the faculty licenses and "pupil" OU/Group get the student ones. This will happen automatically ( the same are you are probably doing with your A1 free - it is no different) Edited by KK20
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Can I check what everyone does for licences for Governors? We've been advised that any member of staff / volunteer that would need access to 365 would need a licence, could get very expensive!

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