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Book Overview & Buying
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Table Of Contents
Microsoft Intune Cookbook
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Microsoft licensing can be tricky at the best of times, so we will start there.
To use Intune, you will need an Intune license, which comes in three flavors:
You can purchase your Intune licensing on a standalone plan or as part of the following Microsoft SKUs:
If you are purchasing Intune on a standalone plan, you will also need to purchase an Entra ID license as well as a Defender for Endpoint license (if required).
These licenses are all per-user; however, Intune device-based licensing is available for some niche use cases, such as multi-user kiosk machines or manufacturing facilities with non-user-assigned devices.
On top of the Intune licensing, there are some additional Windows-only features that require a Windows Enterprise license over the standard Professional one.
This license is included in the M365 E3/E5/F3/F5/A3/A5 SKUs or can be added as an additional license.
Adding Windows Enterprise adds the following features:
A very useful site for referencing licensing SKUs and what each contains is https://m365maps.com/.