Exam MS-203 topic 3 question 35 discussion

BCD B: You need to set the email address policy to change the primary smtp address so it is the reply to address. C: The on-premise Exchange control the email address policy and hence the domain must be added there too. D: The MS365 domain must be verified before you can use it. Wrong: A: You cannot add a domain in Azure AD Connect. E: The PrimarySmtpAddress parameter specifies the primary return email address that's used for the recipient. You can't use the EmailAddresses and PrimarySmtpAddress parameters in the same command. If you set the EmailAddressPolicyEnabled parameter to $false, you can specify the primary address using the PrimarySmtpAddress parameter, but that means the email addresses of the mail user no longer automatically updated by email address policies. So using email address policy is definitely easier. F: Assuming that this is already done since the question is about changing the email primary smtp rather then the process of adding the domain.

F - Add the Domain D - Verify the domain B - Update the email address policy so all users have an alias on the new domain.

C,D,F is correct

In reality, 4 actions will be needed: BCDF, or - in correct order F,D,C,B https://www.inthecloud247.com/add-a-new-domain-to-an-existing-hybrid-exchange-configuration/ BDF won'f work at all. BCD presums that you have added the domain to MS365, which is highly speculative. The originally proposed resolition DEF is really dirty way to do that. You could potentially use for online mailboxes Set-Mailbox -EmailAddresses parameter to add manually the new domain as proxy address, but this is against the principles of Exchange hybrid deployment. I don't even know if this won't error out by EXO PS session. Even if not, what will happen on next scheduled AD Connect run?

If tenant is on a Hybrid setup, recipient management should always be done on-premise, regardless of where the mailbox of the user is located as long as it is a synced user.

At no point does it say the users are dir-synced. Given answer is correct

Azure Cloud Shell in Hybrid Setup?

04/16/2022 - on the exam

BCD is the correct answer

IT is FBD with this steps first add domain to o365 then verify then edit the email address policy. when you add domains to O365 by default they are added to accepted domains and when you run Hybrid configuration wizard by default it replicates accepted domains back to on prem https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/hybrid-configuration-wizard

BC is not correct, because the question only ask online user can receive the email (tricky) so it is not related exchange on premise user. AD connect is the tool/function sync local AD to cloud, so also not related, so answer is the remain

the answer is correct. Its only for the cloud users.

This cannot be correct: "E. From Azure Cloud Shell, create a script that runs the Set-Mailbox cmdlet. " We are in hybrid - everything is managed from on premises, right? I cannot add emailaddresses in cloud for synced users.

I would never ever configure a company's environment the way this is lined out. This is why MS exams are out of touch with the real world.

B,D,F because email address attributes are synced from on premise therefore on premise email address policy needs updating.

B. From the on-premises Exchange admin center, modify the email address policy. C. From the on-premises Exchange admin center, add an accepted domain for fabrikam.com. D. From the Microsoft 365 admin center, verify the fabrikam.com email domain.

Answer: BCF