Global Secure Access overview
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title: What is Global Secure Access?
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description: Learn how Microsoft's Security Service Edge (SSE) solution, Global Secure Access, provides network access control and visibility to users and devices inside and outside a traditional office.
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**Remote Network licensing**
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−The remote network (branch connectivity) feature is included in both the Microsoft Entra ID P1 license for Microsoft traffic, and the Microsoft Entra Internet Access license for Internet Traffic (coming soon). You must have a combined total of at least 50 licenses from Microsoft Entra ID P1 and Microsoft Entra Internet Access to enable remote network connectivity. For details on how much bandwidth is allocated, see [Understand remote network connectivity](concept-remote-network-connectivity.md#how-much-bandwidth-is-allocated-per-tenant). For more information about remote networks, see [How to create a remote network with Global Secure Access](how-to-create-remote-networks.md).
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+The remote network (branch connectivity) feature is included in both the Microsoft Entra ID P1 license for Microsoft traffic, and the Microsoft Entra Internet Access license for Internet Traffic (coming soon). You must have a combined total of at least 50 licenses from Microsoft Entra ID P1 and Microsoft Entra Internet Access to enable remote network connectivity. For details on how much bandwidth is allocated, see [Understand remote network connectivity](concept-remote-network-connectivity.md#what-is-the-bandwidth-allocation-for-each-tenant). For more information about remote networks, see [How to create a remote network with Global Secure Access](how-to-create-remote-networks.md).
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