According to this question/answer, there is a limit of 300,000 directory objects if there is a verified account. Is this 300,000 object limit per tenant or shared across all tenants in an organization?
For example if there are 2 tenants, with verified domains, would both have a 300,000 object limit?
@dvdzo
Thank you for your detailed post!
You're correct, when it comes to your example of having 2 tenants with verified domains, they'll both have a 300,000-object limit. From the Azure AD service limits and restrictions documentation, the 50,000 Azure AD resource limit is for a single tenant. However, if you have one verified domain, the default Azure AD service quota for your organization is extended to 300,000 Azure AD resources.
Azure AD service limits and restrictions:
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Thanks - to be clear by both having 300,000 limit, does this mean if we have 2 tenants in the same organization it would be 300,000 each, so in total 600,000 or they would share the 300,000?
@dvdzo
Thank you for following up on this!
From my understanding of the doc, if a tenant has a verified domain, then that specific tenant will have the 300,000 Azure AD resource limit.
Example:
If my Microsoft, RCPD, and Umbrella Corp Organizations (Azure AD Tenants) all have at least 1 verified domain within their Organization (Azure AD Tenants), then each org (tenant) will have that 300,000 Azure AD resource limit.
Microsoft - 300,000 limit
RCPD - 300,000 limit
Umbrella Corp - 300,000 limit
I hope this helps to clarify things a little more!
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
Thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue.
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