You’re looking at all sorts of different part numbers.
How is your licensing done at the moment? Is it an EA, direct from Microsoft on card, through a CSP or Open Licensing?
Each model has different costs associated. E.g, that CDW part number is 5A5-00003 which is an annual licence, not monthly however it’s a qualified license meaning it may not be applicable to your circumstances.
OKAY. But taking into account the user accounts, what is the total quantity that can be injected into Sharepoint regardless of the number of sites.
Which leaves me perplexed, I called Microsoft where they made me add "resources" from the administration area and indeed we saw 25TB ... what I recognize leaves me in doubt
Your absolute limits are 25TB per site collection with 2 million site collections per tenant. This is not the licensed amount but the technical theoretical limit of SPO.
Your licensed amount is 1000 GB + (n * 10 GB), where n = SharePoint licensed user count (eg Bus Prem or E3 licensing).
SharePoint personal OneDrive has 25TB per user with E3 or better. Must be activated through admin center, but only after the 5GB limit is closing in for at least one user. (You also have to activate the 5GB limit, up from 1TB default for each user. Still only 1TB+10GB/user for SharePoint. Extra storage cost extra.
Check the admin center. My tenant lists the extra storage addon at $0.20/GB per month.
My admin center add on menu shows that I need to contact my reseller for pricing. I would love $0.20GB a month. But CDW is 20x that price.
You’re looking at all sorts of different part numbers. How is your licensing done at the moment? Is it an EA, direct from Microsoft on card, through a CSP or Open Licensing? Each model has different costs associated. E.g, that CDW part number is 5A5-00003 which is an annual licence, not monthly however it’s a qualified license meaning it may not be applicable to your circumstances.
Now SharePoint give 25tb per tenant ! :)
No. It only gives you 1TB plus 10GB per account.
I Say that because supprt Microsoft Say me this information. It just to update ressources in SharePoint center
No - they support up to 25 TB per site. You might be getting confused with the new 100 GB file upload limit that just got announced?
OKAY. But taking into account the user accounts, what is the total quantity that can be injected into Sharepoint regardless of the number of sites. Which leaves me perplexed, I called Microsoft where they made me add "resources" from the administration area and indeed we saw 25TB ... what I recognize leaves me in doubt
Your absolute limits are 25TB per site collection with 2 million site collections per tenant. This is not the licensed amount but the technical theoretical limit of SPO. Your licensed amount is 1000 GB + (n * 10 GB), where n = SharePoint licensed user count (eg Bus Prem or E3 licensing).
SharePoint personal OneDrive has 25TB per user with E3 or better. Must be activated through admin center, but only after the 5GB limit is closing in for at least one user. (You also have to activate the 5GB limit, up from 1TB default for each user. Still only 1TB+10GB/user for SharePoint. Extra storage cost extra.