Manage Subscription and Tenant Health Online Training

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UPDATED: June 21, 2019

Intermediate

This Microsoft 365 training teaches you how to evaluate, manage, and configure subscriptions, licenses, and tenant roles using the Admin Center. Learn to upgrade subscriptions, manage service health, and handle authentication, pricing tiers, and custom domains. This Office 365 course is perfect for IT managers, system administrators, or as MS-102 exam prep.

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What you'll learn

Monitoring service health
Managing service health alerts
Creating service requests
Reviewing usage metrics
Using Office 365 management solution
Scheduling security and compliance reports

FAQs

What will you learn in this Microsoft 365 subscription and tenant health training?

This course teaches systems administrators how to manage all of the tenants and subscriptions on your network, ensuring they have access to the network resources and licenses they're meant to. You'll learn, first-hand, how to manage a network of hundreds and even thousands of tenants and their subscriptions.

Who should take this Microsoft 365 subscription and tenant health course?

Systems administrators on Microsoft networks should take this course on managing tenants and subscriptions. Systems administrators working on big networks will learn the best ways to manage huge numbers of tenants. But sysads on smaller networks will also find ways to be more efficient and effective with their tenant health.

Is this training in managing subscriptions and tenant health in Microsoft 365 associated with any certifications?

Not directly, no. This training in managing subscriptions and tenant health is a short and narrowly focused course designed to teach you everything you need to know about configuring roles, workload settings, authentication, and plans and pricing tiers. Certification exams will be easier, but will need additional preparation.

What certification should you consider after taking this course in managing subscriptions and tenant health in Microsoft 365?

The right certification to work toward after this subscription and tenant health management course depends on where you are in your career. The Microsoft 365 Certified: Fundamentals is ideal for new IT professionals, meanwhile the Microsoft Certified: Information Protection Administrator Associate can advance a new sysad into a specialized position.

Why should you take this Microsoft 365 subscription and tenant health training?

You should take this course in managing subscriptions and tenant health in Microsoft 365 because no matter how experienced you are with managing tenants on your network, you could do it better. From automating processes to getting the basics right, this course will help you manage users at any scale.

Who is this for?

This Manage Subscription and Tenant Health training is considered administrator-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for system administrators. This Microsoft 365 skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with systems infrastructure, and experienced system administrators looking to validate their Microsoft skills.

What our learners say

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Very easy and fun way to learn. Keith Barker is my favorite, he'll throw in jokes here and there and it makes me remember certain study points. I highly recommend this app and purchasing subscriptions, it is truly worth the money.
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Study plan

Download the free Manage Subscription and Tenant Health Online Training study plan to complete this course in about 1 hours.

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