Am I right in believing that device based activation is only officially supported in the US?

 

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Hi Nick

 

With Office C2R you can use device based activation against your O365 Tenant

 

I found the following article the most informative

https://sysadminedu.wordpress.com/2017/01/07/step-by-step-guide-to-deploying-office-365-pro-plus-with-device-based-activation-with-sccm/

 

Neil

 

Dear All,

 

For those institutions who are using or considering using Click-to-Run with Office 2016, how are you handling conference accounts, exam accounts and other types of ‘non-user’ accounts that use Office?

 

It seems that to use Click-to-Run each user has to have an Office 365 ProPlus license, but we wouldn’t ordinarily assign a license to such users.

 

It looks like Office 2019, although it is Click-to-Run only, is going to have a Volume Licensing solution of some sort, but we are scratching our heads in the meantime how to deal with these types of accounts with C2R.

 

Nick

 

 

Nick Bryant Senior Systems Engineer Information Technology | Canterbury Christ Church University RH5, Rochester House, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 1UT

 

 

 

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