Q: 9
Your company uses Microsoft Teams.
The company has the departments and teams shown in the following table.
You need to recommend a solution to prevent the users in each department from inviting users from
other departments to their team.
What should you include in the recommendation?
You need to recommend a solution to prevent the users in each department from inviting users from
other departments to their team.
What should you include in the recommendation?Options
Discussion
Option D
C or D? I remember supervision policies have monitoring features, so I thought C could fit if you want to track cross-department invites. Not 100 percent positive it blocks them though, so maybe that's a stretch. Anyone else think C is valid here?
D . Supervision (C) is tempting but doesn't block, just monitors. Info barriers actually prevent the cross-invite. Disagree?
If users need to be actually prevented from inviting others across departments, wouldn't that be information barrier policies instead of supervision? Supervision just tracks, but doesn't block actions as far as I remember.
Its D here, not C. Info barrier policies actually stop users from different departments inviting each other, where supervision just monitors. Saw this on a similar practice exam. Easy to get tripped up by C though.
I don’t think it’s D, I’d pick C here. Supervision policies give you oversight on user actions like invites, which sounds like what’s needed. Maybe info barriers are more restrictive but for just monitoring, C seems right to me.
Not C, it's D. Info barrier policies are designed for exactly this, while supervision just looks at comms. Some people mix them up.
C tbh, since supervision covers monitoring invites, info barriers would be if they needed to actually block them.
Maybe C. Saw a similar question in some practice sets and supervision policies came up for monitoring invites, not blocking them though.
I picked C here. Supervision policies sound like they’d watch for users inviting others outside their department, which matches the monitoring vibe. Might not be a full block though, so maybe I’m off. Anyone else think C?
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