Hello, I need some clarification around Application Proxy Licensing.
To active Azure Application Proxy I know we need to have at least one Azure AD P1 or P2 license.
But what about the users?
Can i have users that are "Unlicensed" using the Application Proxy?
If i can, can i use all the features with douse users or will some features be restricted to only licensed users?
From what i have tested the Application Proxy works with unlicensed users.
What I'm trying to confirm is that i will be compliant with the service terms if i use this feature with unlicensed users.
Thanks in advance
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Thanks @Rafael da Rocha for the reply.
From my understanding, the response is clear for the configuration of Azure AD App Proxy, but not for the end user. The link that post provides points to a fact that says "To use Azure AD Application Proxy, you must have an Azure AD Premium P1 or P2 license". But what is "to use"? From my understanding it's stating that we need that license to use App Proxy on the tenant. But what about the end user? I have already tested on a demo environment, users whiteout a license can use Azure AD App proxy to access internal applications. What I'm trying to confirm is if these users violate the license agreement, since they don't have a license.
