The Assign Microsoft Office 365 window opens. Go to your Office 365 app instance and open the Assignments tab.Ĭlick the Assign button and select Assign to People or Assign to Groups. You can assign Office 365 licenses to users or groups or edit the assignment from the app instance.Īssign Office 365 licenses and roles to a user or groupĮdit Office 365 licenses and roles assigned to a user or group See Typical workflow for deploying Microsoft Office 365 in Okta. Before you beginĭeploy Office 365 app instance in your org. To specify which services are made available to your selected user or group, select the services you want the selected user or group to be licensed to use and continue provisioning as before. Office 365 licenses that do not have a status set are not displayed. If you have selected Provisioning Type as Licenses/Roles Management Only these licenses and roles are the only attributes available. When assigning a user or a group to Office 365, you see the Licenses option.
For example, you can assign Microsoft E3 licenses with only Exchange and Lync enabled for your Sales team, while your Support team gets an E3 license with only SharePoint Online enabled. Make sure that you sign in the Windows 365 app with the right user account.When assigning the Office 365 app to a user or a group, you can specify which Office 365 services are enabled for them. You must be signed in with an account that is enrolled with the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) account that has Cloud PCs provisioned. You might be signed in as the wrong user. Windows 365 app doesn't show any Cloud PCs To activate window mode, click on the window mode button in the connection bar. The Windows 365 app supports windowed mode to work more efficiently side-by-side with your local PC. Make sure to select Azure Virtual Desktop (HostApp) to launch the Cloud PC session.Ĭhange Cloud PC session from full screen to window mode When the Remote Desktop Client is installed, you'll see a file type association message after trying to connect to your Cloud PC.
Reg delete "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\progF3672D4C2FFE4422A53C78C345774E2D" /f The Windows 365 app asks to select a new default app Run this command to remove the old Remote Desktop Client cache that could cause this issue:.Find the AVD host app and update the default app for.Open Windows Settings > Apps > Default apps.You may get a Can't connect to Cloud PC error when you click on the Connect button. Configuring Remote Desktop Protocol properties.The Windows 365 app doesn't currently support: This article describes issues with the Windows 365 app for Windows client and how to fix them.
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