The extended period has just expired as well. How to extend your Office 365 Trial - Link My original 30 day E3 trial expired just over a month ago, and I extended it for another 30 days, using this process. After that, you can then assign an Office 365 Business Premium trial license and extend that as well, giving you a total of 180 days free testing.īy utilising the three Office 365 trials with Exchange Online and extending them, you will get a total of 180 days of free Exchange Online testing. Most people know that you can extend your existing Office 365 E3 trial for another 30 days, but did you know you can further extend your existing test environment by assigning an E5 trial, and then extending that? This would give you a total of 120 days testing. What if I told you that you could get a 180 day free trial on Office 365. It is simply too much effort to create a new trial E3 tenant from scratch, remove your domain from the expired tenant, and then configure your new tenant with domains, users, data, and re-configuring the Hybrid Connection Wizard to continue after the initial 30 day trial.

This is annoying if you have a cloud only trial environment, but what if you are testing a Local - Hybrid Exchange environment that has taken weeks to configure.

One of the biggest frustrations for Office 365 Administrators who are trying to learn this awesome technology, is that trial tenants expire after 30 days.

30 day trials just aren't long enough, especially if you are testing a Hybrid configuration.

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