- Starting in September 2019, all new members of the Office 365 Developer Program (including Visual Studio Professional and Enterprise subscribers) can sign up for a Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription (Windows not included). This replaces the Office 365 E3 developer subscription that we made available starting in March 2018.
- Has anyone been able to link old office 365 MSDN Developer subscription to the new O365 Developer subscription for Visual Studio Enterprise Users.
- MSDN Platforms Azure services, software, and support The most comprehensive set of resources for IT & Operations staff and non.NET developers to test, deploy, and manage great applications across platforms and devices.
MSDN Dev subscriptions now give 25 O365 licenses In case you were not aware, we can now increase the number of free licenses we get with the MSDN dev O365 subscription to 25. You simply need to go to the Admin portal, select the MSDN subscription, press Add Remove licenses and change the number to 25. The price should stay at $0:).
In case you were not aware, the number of Office 365 licenses granted as part of the MSDN Dev subscriptions has been increased to 25. For subscriptions that are already provisioned, you can increase the number by following these steps:
- Navigate to the Admin portal -> Billing -> Subscriptions (https://portal.office.com/AdminPortal/Home?switchtomoderndefault=true#/subscriptions)
- Select your Dev subscription, should be: Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise E3 Developer (MSDN)
- Check the number of licenses, if it still says 1 continue to the next step
- The right pane should load, it will look something like this:
- Change the number of Total licenses to 25, either by typing the number or using the scroller buttons
- Wait for the pane to refresh, the end result should look like this:
- Press the Submit button, after additional confirmation press the Close button
- Wait for the Subscriptions page to refresh, profit!
- Starting in September 2019, all new members of the Office 365 Developer Program (including Visual Studio Professional and Enterprise subscribers) can sign up for a Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription (Windows not included). This replaces the Office 365 E3 developer subscription that we made available starting in March 2018.
- Has anyone been able to link old office 365 MSDN Developer subscription to the new O365 Developer subscription for Visual Studio Enterprise Users.
- MSDN Platforms Azure services, software, and support The most comprehensive set of resources for IT & Operations staff and non.NET developers to test, deploy, and manage great applications across platforms and devices.
MSDN Dev subscriptions now give 25 O365 licenses In case you were not aware, we can now increase the number of free licenses we get with the MSDN dev O365 subscription to 25. You simply need to go to the Admin portal, select the MSDN subscription, press Add Remove licenses and change the number to 25. The price should stay at $0:).
In case you were not aware, the number of Office 365 licenses granted as part of the MSDN Dev subscriptions has been increased to 25. For subscriptions that are already provisioned, you can increase the number by following these steps:
- Navigate to the Admin portal -> Billing -> Subscriptions (https://portal.office.com/AdminPortal/Home?switchtomoderndefault=true#/subscriptions)
- Select your Dev subscription, should be: Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise E3 Developer (MSDN)
- Check the number of licenses, if it still says 1 continue to the next step
- The right pane should load, it will look something like this:
- Change the number of Total licenses to 25, either by typing the number or using the scroller buttons
- Wait for the pane to refresh, the end result should look like this:
- Press the Submit button, after additional confirmation press the Close button
- Wait for the Subscriptions page to refresh, profit!
Enjoy your new benefits!
