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Your company is moving an on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Online.
The on-premises SharePoint deployment uses structural navigation with security trimming. After testing the same navigation approach in SharePoint Online, the company identifies the following requirements for the SharePoint Online deployment:
✑ Display an access denied page when users lack permissions to see a given page.
✑ Populate the navigation links based on a predefined company taxonomy.
✑ Display the same set of links to all users.
Which navigation approach should you recommend?

  • A. structural navigation without security trimming
  • B. a Custom navigation provider with security trimming
  • C. managed navigation without security trimming
  • D. search-driven navigation with security trimming
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️
by palreja at May 26, 2020, 4:12 p.m.

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palreja
4 years, 11 months ago
C is correct Cause Managed (Metadata) navigation, represents navigation items using a Managed Metadata term set. And here we are asked to use the taxonomy. And also structural navigation is the recommended navigation option in SharePoint Online for classic Sharepoint sites.
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palreja
4 years, 11 months ago
C is correct Cause many sites do not require security trimming, as the navigation structure is often consistent for all users of the site. If security trimming is disabled and a link is added to navigation that not all users have access to, the link will still show but will lead to an access denied message. There is no risk of inadvertent access to the content.
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