Exam MS-101 topic 1 question 8 discussion

Taken from a previous comment on this question: Policy 1 applies to Device 3. YES. Policy 2 applies to Device 2. NO Policy 2 also doesn't apply to Device 2 because that device is in Group 3, which is excluded from the policy. Exclusion takes precedence over inclusion in the following same group type scenarios:

Policy1 applies to Device 3. YES Policy2 applies to Device 2. NO The second policy no applies to Device 2 because the policy is not assigned

No yes yes?

1. Yes - Policy 1 is assigned to Group 3 2. No - Group 3 is excluded, Group 2 is not assigned

100% YES/NO

Doesn't appear Android Devices (device 2) have an Intune policy assigned...so answers would be Y and N

Still valid, on exam Jun 25, 2022

1 Yes 2 No - Policy2 is not assigned and exclusion overrides inclusion

The assigned contradiction makes no sense, but knowing exclusions take priority over inclusions is key to being able to answer this correctly. Correct answer: Y, N. "Exclusion takes precedence over inclusion in the following same group type scenarios: Including user groups and excluding user groups when assigning apps Including device groups and excluding device group when assigning apps" https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-inc-exl-assignments

1. Policy applies to device 3 - Yes. Policy 1 is assigned to Group3, which takes priority. The assigned category in policy is set to yes, so the policy will be assigned to any Windows 10 devices. 2. Group3 takes priority for Device 2 but is excluded from Policy 2, which leaves Group2. Group2 is is not assigned, which means the answer is no. Remember that an exclude action overrides an include action. Answers: 1. Yes 2. No

Either the groups are "assigned" or not. The displayed settings of the device compliance policies are incorrect.

Policy 1 > Group 3 > Device 3 => YES, assigned, windows 10, so YES Policy 2 > Group 2 > Device 2 => NO, not assigned

so why the answer is YES YES?? since the most Voted YES, NO !!!

I agree with "YES NO". Policy 1 applies to Device3 because Policy1 is applied and assigned (Windows 10 policy, assigned to Group3). Policy2 on the other hand is an Android policy, which is not even assigned yet. Group3 is also excluded from the policy, and it would not apply anyways. This makes it a "NO".

Answer must be: Yes No - Excludes override includes

The keyword is 'apply'. Since the Device 2 is an Android device ...

Also, Policy 2 is NOT assigned. lol