Exam MS-203 topic 1 question 32 discussion

Not sure if the given options have been updated. Anyways, I'd go with the following: User1 can book ConferenceRoom1 automatically without the approval of User4. - Yes, as user 1 is a member of Managers, which is in the BookIn policy User2 can book ConferenceRoom1 automatically without the approval of User4. - No. User2 can request as he is part of RequestInPolicy but still needs the approval of User4 as per definition of RequestInPolicy User4 can book ConferenceRoom1 pending approval from User3. - No. User4 needs to be part of the BookInPolicy for automatic approval, or be part of the RequestInPolicy and approve his own bookings. User3 has no power to approve since user is not a ResourceDelegate. Check for the deifinition of each parameter here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/resources-in-exchange-don-t-respond-to-meeting-requests-e6d24af5-36ae-5d87-b615-f292f3953dac

I think user4 is delegated so yes no yes

Yes No No is correct

It's to vague. I would go for A but D could also be a solution. There are proxy servers especially for security reasons like malware protection. In these environments the SSL session is between the client and the proxyserver and between the proxyserver an 0365. So that malware can be scanned during encrypted SSL sessions. So installing a new root CA certificate on the proxy server could be a solution. But this is more sophisticated, and this information should be in the question.Therefore I would go for A.

Answer is Yes Yes No Check the details against BookInPolicy (you do not need approval), RequestInPolicy (you need approval and Resource Delegate can approve it which is User 4), User 3 cannot approve anything. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/set-calendarprocessing?view=exchange-ps

Labbed it out...it's yes, yes, no

Can explain the answer please? Thanks...

Correct