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Office 365 Business premium, do not allow certain users OneDrive or email outside the building

I don't want certain users to be able to use / access OneDrive anywhere / anytime or get their work email from anywhere except their work station pc. I thought the simplest solution for this would be to just not let them know their password. After I do the initial setup of O365 on their work pc, from that point forward they would only be able to access email from there and OneDrive wouldn't work because I would have never signed on to it as them. But, I'm now thinking that's wishful thinking because at some point O365 will probably ask them to login again from their work pc for some Outlook, Word, or Excel reason.

How can I prevent certain users from ever accessing one drive at all and never being able to get work email except at their work pc?
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The IP  based access is great but it's global, so that won't work for me. Certain users WILL be able to access, all others won't, so it needs to be user based somehow.

We are not using Azure AD, there is no AD hookup to our O365. We may do that in the future but not until after we launch and the dust clears.
Of course you are using Azure AD, it's the "backend" for O365. And I was referring to the "Restrict non-domain joined machines from syncing" for the cmdlet.
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I meant we do not have our local AD hooked up to O365. Any settings we change in the AD down here will not change up there... we need to do them manually in O365, like adding a user, removing a user, etc.
Which still doesnt change the fact, that you are using Azure AD as part of Office 365.
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Much research while waiting for an answer to my exact question.