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Microsoft CIS Suite Datacenter Inferred Suite issues

WNeed
Kilo Contributor

We purchase Microsoft Core Infrastructure Services Suite Datacenter licenses and Microsoft Windows Server Standard standalone licenses.  Our license usage is not functioning properly for these two products.  All the usage is being applied to either the suite or the standalone license.  I have adjusted the percentages for the CIS Datacenter software model and can get the usage to flip, but I can't get only the Datacenter licenses to go to the CIS Datacenter license and only the Standard licenses to go to the Standard standalone license.  I believe the Standard licenses are being captured because they are part of the down grade suite for the CIS Datacenter license.  How do I tell it if it is Windows Server Standard use the standalone license, if it is a Datacenter license use the CIS Suite?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

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dreinhardt
Kilo Patron
Kilo Patron

Hi @WNeed,

CIS could be challenging to due the dependencies of Windows Server + System Center to be detected as CIS. Had a similar situation for a customer and it’s about what you already said - remove the downgrade for CIS Standard should help to avoid consuming the Windows Server Standard as part of the CIS Suite. If you want, you could on top set the Windows Server DC model as mandatory for CIS DC to ensure STD isn’t never taken into account during the reconcile.

 

please try it step by step.

 

Best, Dennis

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