First dropdown: Connect-MgGraph; Second dropdown: Get-MgSubscribedSku; Third dropdown: Set-MgUserLicense

Microsoft Graph PowerShell provides commands for connecting to Microsoft Graph, retrieving subscribed license products, and assigning licenses with individual service plans disabled.

First selection: Connect-MgGraph. This command establishes an authenticated Microsoft Graph PowerShell session using delegated permissions. Appropriate licensing administration permissions must be available to the signed-in administrator.

Second selection: Get-MgSubscribedSku. This command retrieves the subscribed licensing SKUs and their associated service plans. The required product is identified through its SKU part number, and its service plans can be examined to locate Microsoft Bookings.

Third selection: Set-MgUserLicense. This cmdlet assigns or removes licenses for a specified user. Administrators can use the -AddLicenses parameter to provide a license configuration containing the intended SKU identifier and disabled service-plan identifiers.

Important technical corrections: The original exhibit filters on EnterprisePack, which identifies Office 365 E3, whereas Microsoft 365 E3 ordinarily uses SPE_E3. The exhibited script also uses Select -ExcludeProperty ServicePlanID; to build a valid disabled-plan identifier collection, Microsoft documents Select -ExpandProperty ServicePlanId.

The three dropdown choices are correct, but these additional corrections are required if the script is to assign Microsoft 365 E3 and disable Bookings reliably in production.

Microsoft References:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise/assign-licenses-to-user-accounts-with-microsoft-365-powershell