How to get object ranges for local container as of Cloud

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We are using business central SaaS. Testing and debugging on cloud slows down the development speed.

Is it possible to get the object ranges as of cloud version or a license file that maximize the object ranges for the local container without purchasing business central Prem

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Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

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On a Docker container you can load your partner license and so using your custom range. Just use Import-NavContainerLicense <pathOfYourLicense>

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Thank you for the reply, but we don't have license for on prem version. If i am not wrong for cloud version Microsoft doesn't provide any license, that is subscription based.

Kindly guide what could be the possible solution for cloud container

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Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Yes, on SaaS you don't need a license. But on a Docker container you need it. A docker container is loaded with a demo license that permits you to create objects on 50100..50199 range. Otherwise, for other ranges you need a partner license.

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[quote user="Stefano Demiliani"]
Yes, on SaaS you don't need a license. But on a Docker container you need it. A docker container is loaded with a demo license that permits you to create objects on 50100..50199 range. Otherwise, for other ranges you need a partner license.
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It seems we need to get on-prem license for business central.

Any other possible solutions.

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That is correct.

Dynamics 365 Business Central is sold through credited CSP partners.

Credited CSP partners or reseller should file a contract with Microsoft that would let them have access to partner licenses.

Partner license has more flexibility and is a must in professional development.

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[quote user="Duilio Tacconi"]
That is correct.

Dynamics 365 Business Central is sold through credited CSP partners.

Credited CSP partners or reseller should file a contract with Microsoft that would let them have access to partner licenses.

Partner license has more flexibility and is a must in professional development.
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Thank you, can you share some links where i can get some more info.
By the way i am developer and don't have much understanding of licensing stuff. if we have subscription for the SaaS version, can we get partner license for free for local development stuff.

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Unfortunately not.

You must stick with a CSP partner or Reseller that has a signed contract for on-premise to get a proper FLF file.

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