Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate Practice Mode

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• Chose D1

  4 licences used.

• Chose C1

  When you assign a Microsoft 365 Enterprise E5 license to Group1, the license will apply to all users within the group — not devices, and not duplicated if the user already has it assigned elsewhere. Let’s break it down: Group1 Members: User1 ✅ (counts — not licensed yet) User3 ✅ (counts — not licensed yet) Group2 (Dynamic User group) contains User2 ✅ (counts — not licensed yet) Group4 (Microsoft 365 group) contains User4 ❌ (already licensed via Group4, doesn’t count again) User5 is not part of Group1 — ❌ ignore Device1 is not a user — ❌ ignore User4 already has a license — ❌ ignore Group2 and Group4 are containers, only their user members count ✅ So the unique users who will consume the license via Group1: User1 User2 User3 That’s 3 licenses used.

• 4

  This is a Copilot answer which is incorrect, it thinks nested groups will take the licence too, if you ask it for an article to proove it, it will give you an article that actually shows you its incorrect