This seems so focused on the licensing details from a Microsoft Professional perspective, but was really hoping for more of an explanation of what it was first, but maybe the fact that I am asking these questions means it is not applicable in our clientele use cases.
@@AndyMaloneMVP But that is kind of my point. It would have been nice to have an intro that actually described Entra beyond that it was just a security product, and then you just jump into the licensing and demos. This is endemic of why people get so confused about Microsoft software: assumption that you are already aware of the product, what it does, where it falls in the ecosystem, and most importantly why someone not immersed in the subject should care about it, if it is their first time seeing, hearing or experiencing it. Not everyone is a Microsoft MVP. It may seem simple to you, but you have had how many years/decades immerse in MS ecosystem.
I should clarify that the endemic portion does not fall upon you, but rather that Microsoft does a crappy (insert worse word) job explaining the ecosystem to anyone other than other engineers.
It is kind of like looking at a car for the first time. By seeing the outside, the overall nature of the looks tells you a starting point, whereas Microsoft and most tutorial approaches are looking at the middle of a Chilton guides, engine schematics, etc. before even getting an overview of if it is a car, truck, tank, semi, etc.
Entra Suite is a perfect upgrade for customers who are using third-party security solutions instead of the Defender products yet want to get risk-based conditional access. They also get private/internet access and ID governance as bonus features. Risk-based conditional access is normally and Entra ID P2 feature and most of the cost of the E5 Security upgrade to a M365 E3. This is huge.
So I’m confused, are we losing these features in Entra ID unless we pay for them or are they enhanced/add on features? Conditional access for example, that’s currently in the Azure Tenant, is that changing or going to be behind a pay wall to use? I literally just woke up and trying to make heads and tails of this
@@AndyMaloneMVP I couldn't find the pricing you showed on your video by searching the web, is this the inside info you get as MVP or am I searching in the Wrong place., What I want to know is how much it is going to cost my company if we are already on P2 and nearly all our users have Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses and also what features we get that we haven't already
i'm asking about we have two license one business premium apps and the other is P2 so if i want to upgrade to entra suite which license will upgrade business premium apps or P2 we have 200 user business premium that means i will buy/upgrade 200 user in entra suite + 200 user business premium
interested to know more about Global Secure Access with Private Remote Networks (my guess is quite similar with the SASE network from different vendors)
@@getoutmore It was there last week, may not be now. Entra Private access by itself was 6 m to m. I need to see what is in E3/5 and what I need to buy.
This seems so focused on the licensing details from a Microsoft Professional perspective, but was really hoping for more of an explanation of what it was first, but maybe the fact that I am asking these questions means it is not applicable in our clientele use cases.
I’m wondering this myself too and What was the actual point of this release was.
If you watch I do demos of all the products included :-)
@@AndyMaloneMVP But that is kind of my point. It would have been nice to have an intro that actually described Entra beyond that it was just a security product, and then you just jump into the licensing and demos. This is endemic of why people get so confused about Microsoft software: assumption that you are already aware of the product, what it does, where it falls in the ecosystem, and most importantly why someone not immersed in the subject should care about it, if it is their first time seeing, hearing or experiencing it. Not everyone is a Microsoft MVP. It may seem simple to you, but you have had how many years/decades immerse in MS ecosystem.
I should clarify that the endemic portion does not fall upon you, but rather that Microsoft does a crappy (insert worse word) job explaining the ecosystem to anyone other than other engineers.
It is kind of like looking at a car for the first time. By seeing the outside, the overall nature of the looks tells you a starting point, whereas Microsoft and most tutorial approaches are looking at the middle of a Chilton guides, engine schematics, etc. before even getting an overview of if it is a car, truck, tank, semi, etc.
Another great video. And the most important - almost 130K subs. Awesome! You deserve it. Keep up!
Thanks so much😊👍
Entra Suite is a perfect upgrade for customers who are using third-party security solutions instead of the Defender products yet want to get risk-based conditional access. They also get private/internet access and ID governance as bonus features. Risk-based conditional access is normally and Entra ID P2 feature and most of the cost of the E5 Security upgrade to a M365 E3. This is huge.
another great video by Andy , many thanks.
Two Thumbs Up. Thank you Sir!
So nice of you
Great video and helpful for our new licensing model. I couldn't find any info about Entra Suite for FLW. please provide a link :)
It’s a new release so I don’t have one. However, it’s now official and the prices are correct, it’s currently being rolled out.
TBH the suite should be in MS E5 or there needs to be a new SKU line E7 which then includes everything again.
I wish
Nice Andy 🎉🎉🎉
So I’m confused, are we losing these features in Entra ID unless we pay for them or are they enhanced/add on features?
Conditional access for example, that’s currently in the Azure Tenant, is that changing or going to be behind a pay wall to use?
I literally just woke up and trying to make heads and tails of this
agreed
No, don't panic. It's just Microsoft bundling the extra features into a package. P1 & P2 licensing features remain unchanged :-)
@@AndyMaloneMVP my question is why was this needed in the first place?
@@edwardnigma5820 products that stay still die. Tech isn’t ever evolving business I’m sure you’ll know that.
@@AndyMaloneMVP I couldn't find the pricing you showed on your video by searching the web, is this the inside info you get as MVP or am I searching in the Wrong place., What I want to know is how much it is going to cost my company if we are already on P2 and nearly all our users have Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses and also what features we get that we haven't already
i'm asking about we have two license one business premium apps and the other is P2 so if i want to upgrade to entra suite which license will upgrade business premium apps or P2 we have 200 user business premium that means i will buy/upgrade 200 user in entra suite + 200 user business premium
To be fair, I’m not a licensing expert. I would reach out to your Microsoft rep for this.
interested to know more about Global Secure Access with Private Remote Networks (my guess is quite similar with the SASE network from different vendors)
Absolutley I'm planning a future session :-) Yes is the answer, this is Microsoft's SASE solution.
Is this already publicly available? Im not seeing it
Shortly
@@AndyMaloneMVP thank you
@@getoutmore It was there last week, may not be now. Entra Private access by itself was 6 m to m. I need to see what is in E3/5 and what I need to buy.