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Version: 2.2.1-preview

MT.1083 - Ensure Delicensing Resiliency is enabled

Lukas GoslingSam ErdeJohn Flores
Contributed by Lukas Gosling with 2 co-contributorsAll contributors →

Overview​

Important: This test is only available if your tenant has at least 5000 non-trial Exchange Online licenses.

Delicensing Resiliency SHOULD be enabled to maintain access to mailboxes when licenses are removed.

Remediation action​

Enable Delicensing Resiliency by running the following PowerShell command in Exchange Online:

Set-OrganizationConfig -DelayedDelicensingEnabled:$true
Optional: Configure User Notifications​

You can also configure notifications to inform administrators and end users about delicensing events:

# Enable tenant admin notifications for delicensing events
Set-OrganizationConfig -TenantAdminNotificationForDelayedDelicensingEnabled:$true

# Enable end user mail notifications for delicensing events
Set-OrganizationConfig -EndUserMailNotificationForDelayedDelicensingEnabled:$true

Note: These notification settings help ensure stakeholders are informed when licensing changes occur that could affect mailbox access.

Test Metadata​

FieldValue
Test IDMT.1083
SeverityLow
SuiteMaester
CategoryExchange
PowerShell testTest-MtExoDelicensingResiliency
TagsExchange, Maester, MT.1083

Source​

  • Pester test: tests/Maester/Exchange/Test-ExchangeSetting.Tests.ps1
  • PowerShell source: powershell/public/maester/exchange/Test-MtExoDelicensingResiliency.ps1