Exam MS-102 topic 1 question 15 discussion

D. Offboard the test devices Offboarding the test devices as a first step, followed by setting up/creating a new workspace in Europe. If the data storage location is tied to the workspace and cannot be changed once set, then it would make sense to offboard the test devices from the current workspace before creating a new workspace in the data storage location of Europe.

The correct answer is D. Offboard the test devices. To store the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint data in Europe, you need to offboard the test devices from the current workspace that is configured to store data in the United States. This is because the data storage location cannot be changed once it is configured during the onboarding process. According to the Microsoft documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender-endpoint/data-storage-privacy?view=o365-worldwide

A. Delete the workspace. Explanation: - Microsoft Defender for Endpoint data storage location is determined at the time of provisioning and cannot be changed after setup. - Since the initial configuration stored data in the United States, the only way to store data in Europe is to delete the existing workspace and create a new one with the correct region. - After deleting the workspace, you can reconfigure Microsoft Defender for Endpoint with the desired European data storage location. ___________________________________________________________________

To store Microsoft Defender for Endpoint data in Europe, the first step you should take is to delete the existing workspace (Option A). This is necessary because the data storage location is determined during the initial setup of the workspace, and it cannot be changed afterward12. After deleting the current workspace, you can create a new workspace and specify Europe as the data storage location during the setup process. Would you like more details on how to delete and recreate the workspace? 1: Microsoft Defender for Endpoint data storage and privacy 2: Defender for Endpoint - Data Storage Location integrity question (GDPR/EU)

Resporta B => Crie uma espaço de trabalho

D. Offboard the test devices.

I go with D. Cannot find any confirmation, but it seems right.

1- Offboard the test devices 2- Delete the workspace 3- Create a new workspace, So the Answer is D

Was in Exam 27-6-24

Old question carries over from previous exam, D is correct answer.

Option D

I guess you could do either B or D first - it shouldn't really matter that much, should it? I mean, create the workspace - and then offboard, and onboard to the new workspace, otherwise just offboard the devices and then create a workspace afterwards - and onboard them to EU location. Anyway - I would go for D if I had to choose.

The answer is B. Create a workspace is the correct action to store Microsoft Defender for Endpoint data in Europe. Deleting the workspace or onboarding/offboarding devices won’t directly address the data storage location.

the pint is data storage location configured during the onboarding process so we need to offboard device first then do onboarding again

Only if you are changing the tenant of the MS Defender for Endpoint, you would need to offboard the devices in the first tenant, otherwise offboarding not required just a restart. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-defender-for-endpoint/announcing-a-streamlined-device-connectivity-experience-for/ba-p/3956236

D is the correct answer

(D) Offboard the test devices. from here to the Moon