Offline License Model Requirements

A.

To deploy the Microsoft Store for Business Apps in an on-premises Workspace ONE UEM environment, the administrator needs to understand the requirements for the offline license model.

The offline license model allows users to install and use Microsoft Store for Business Apps without requiring an internet connection. This is useful for organizations that have limited or unreliable internet connectivity or for devices that operate in isolated or secure environments.

To use the offline license model, the following requirements must be met:

D. Microsoft Azure Active Directory and a secure file storage.

The administrator needs to have Microsoft Azure Active Directory to authenticate users and manage their access to the Microsoft Store for Business. In addition, a secure file storage is required to store the app packages and license files.

Workspace ONE UEM provides integration with Microsoft Azure Active Directory, and the administrator can configure the Microsoft Store for Business integration in the Workspace ONE UEM console. The administrator can also set up a secure file storage location, such as a network share or a cloud storage provider, to store the app packages and license files.

Once the offline license model is configured, the administrator can assign app licenses to users and groups in Workspace ONE UEM. The app packages and license files are then downloaded to the secure file storage location and made available for offline installation on the users' devices.

In summary, to use the offline license model for the Microsoft Store for Business Apps in a Workspace ONE UEM environment, the administrator needs Microsoft Azure Active Directory and a secure file storage location to store the app packages and license files.