You need to ensure that members of a group named Relecloudadmins can create user accounts and mailboxes for new employees by using Exchange Admin Center (EAC) after the planned upgrade. What should you do first?
A.
Run the New-ManagementRole cmdlet.
B.
Run the New-ManagementRoleAssignment cmdlet.
C.
Run setup.exe and specify the /PrepareDomain parameter.
D.
Run setup.exe and specify the /PrepareAD parameter.
Active Directory split permissions is a choice that you can make when you install Exchange 2013 for exemple. Since in the context we are after the planned upgrade from EX2013 to EX2016 , we can conclude that the
setup.exe command with the /PrepareAD and /ActiveDirectorySplitPermissions:false
was run in backend during the upgrade installation of Exchange 2016 because it is the default value of this switch.
We can use New-ManagementRoleAssignment with the Mail Recipient Creation role
On my side I would conclude the opposite. The question tell that "Active Directory split permissions are enabled". Therefore I suppose that the /PrepareAd was run with the /ActiveDirectorySplitPermissions:$true has been run when installing Exchange 2013.
Based on the documentation, when AD Split permission model has been applied, It can be disabled afterwards by re-running setup.exe /PrepareAd.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/understanding-split-permissions-exchange-2013-help
We are asked to allow an admin to create USER account & mailboxes. Therefore the only choice that totally answer is answer D (run setup.exe with /PrepareAd).
Answer B is not an option because in AD Split permission model, some cmdlets like New-Mailbox are completely removed. The associated Management Role like "MailRecipientCreation" are also removed. Therefore you have nothing that you can delegate with New-ManagementRoleAssignment to give an admin the ability to create user accounts.
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