7/26/2023 0 Comments Office 365 e3 service plan namesIndex in this instance would be different making the initial script block useless in finding all users with a specific service enabled regardless of combination of product licenses assigned. user1 has Visio Online Plan 2 and Office 365 Enterprise E3 product licenses assigned but user2 only Office 365 Enterprise E3. Services: Get-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName issue with the above is that many users have different combinations of plans enabled so for some, a license index of would refer to a different service plan. Licenses: Get-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName | Format-List DisplayName,Licenses 4 Microsoft 365 E3 Microsoft 365 F3 Microsoft 365 F1 Microsoft 365 Business Premium. There are additional lines before to set the criteria for the rest of the services as "disabled" but hopefully you get the idea however, the article also states that the index number reflects the order that the product license and service plan appears when running either of the below script blocks: Service availability within each Microsoft 365 and Office 365 plan. In my case being the 17th service in the list for Office 365 Enterprise E3. The article suggests this can be done with a command similar to the following: Get-MsolUser | I'm using the following article View account license and service details with Office 365 PowerShell to try to obtain a report of all users in our tenant where the product license Office 365 Enterprise E3 is assigned but with only the the service Exchange Online (Plan 2) enabled.
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