An organization's Microsoft Entra ID tenant contains the following resources:
- An administrative unit named Office-AU
- A user named Admin1 who is assigned the User Administrator role scoped to Office-AU
- A user named User1 who is a member of Office-AU
- A dynamic user group named Group1 with the membership rule: (user.jobTitle -eq "Specialist")
- A group-based licensing configuration on Group1 that assigns a Microsoft 365 E5 license
User1 has the Job Title set to Specialist, but the Usage Location property is blank. As a result, User1 is automatically added as a member of Group1, but has a licensing assignment state of UsageLocationRequired.
You need to resolve the licensing error and ensure that User1 receives the Microsoft 365 E5 license.
Which action should you perform?
- Have Admin1 update the Usage Location property of User1.Cevap
- BHave Admin1 manually remove User1 from Group1 and assign the Microsoft 365 E5 license directly.
- CAssign the User Access Administrator RBAC role for the Azure subscription to Admin1, and then have Admin1 update the license assignment on Group1.
- DHave Admin1 assign an Azure RBAC Contributor role to User1 at the Office-AU scope to bypass the license requirement.