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Azure Information Protection
An Azure service that is used to control and help secure email, documents, and sensitive data that are shared outside the company.
It appears that you are facing an issue where your Tenant ID is not recognized in Azure Rights Management (RMS). Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot this situation:
- Confirm Your Subscription: Ensure that your subscription includes Azure Rights Management or Azure Information Protection. Since you mentioned having E5 licenses, they should provide access to these services.
- Service Activation: Check if the Azure Rights Management service is activated for your tenant. You can activate it by executing the following PowerShell commands:
If the service is already activated, you may need to check for any custom templates that could be causing conflicts.Connect-AipService Enable-AipService - Licensing Location Configuration: Verify that the licensing location is properly configured in your Exchange Online settings. You can check your current configuration with:
If needed, update the licensing location to include your Azure Rights Management service URL.Get-IRMConfiguration - Consult Migration Guidance: If the issue persists, refer to the migration guidance for Azure Information Protection to ensure that all necessary prerequisites are met and your configuration is correct. More detailed instructions can be found here.
If you continue to have difficulties, it may be beneficial to contact Microsoft support for further assistance regarding your tenant setup.