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Uploading the License File to SQL Server On the Tools menu, choose License Information. In the License Information window, choose Upload. In the Upload License File dialog box, browse to and open the license file. You should see the following message: The Server license was successfully uploaded.

In the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, go to the Groups page. Choose the Add a group action. On the Choose a group type page, choose the Security option, and then choose the Add action. On the Basics page, enter Dynamics 365 Business Central Device Users as the name of the group.

However, if you need to create a Dataverse instance within production or sandbox environments (other than the default environment), you're still required to have a premium Power Apps or Power Automate license.

View license information using PowerShell Run the Windows PowerShell as an Administrator. Import the module NavAdminTool. PS1. ... Execute the following command to view license information as done in the previous method: Export-NAVServerLicenseInformation -ServerInstance <server instance>

To upload the license, use the Import-NAVServerLicense cmdlet. Start the Business Central Administration Shell as an administrator. Run the following command: PowerShell Copy. Import-NAVServerLicense -ServerInstance <server instance> -LicenseFile "<path to the license>" ... Restart the server instance. For example:

The on-premise version of Business Central is for those companies who, for many reasons, may need to have control over their own server, and hence their data, and / or need more customization options than the cloud version offers.

To add users or update user information and license assignments in Business Central Sign in to Business Central using an administrator account. Choose the. icon, enter Users, and then choose the related link. Choose Update Users from Microsoft 365.

View license information using PowerShell Run the Windows PowerShell as an Administrator. Import the module NavAdminTool. PS1. ... Execute the following command to view license information as done in the previous method: Export-NAVServerLicenseInformation -ServerInstance <server instance>