Exam MS-203 topic 3 question 6 discussion

B - E For B I'm pretty sure that you are eliminate the need to purchase publicly trusted certificates, because Hybrid Agent will do the job. About E, I'm not sure 100%, but OCT has nothing with benefits between Exchange Modern Hybrid and Exchange Classic Hybrid. You are choosing OCT (Organizational Configuration Transfer) at the beginning of setting up Hybrid Configuration...

Answer AB Modern hybrid allows for MFA support for on-premises mailboxes. dont confuse modern hybrid with Full Hybrid

A and B is correct

B for sure. E for calendar free/busy information between exo and exch.

Its A&E

A. Allows the use of Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for on-premises users: Exchange Modern Hybrid enables you to leverage Azure Multi-Factor Authentication for authentication and security purposes, providing an additional layer of protection for on-premises users accessing Exchange Online services. E. Allows federated sharing between the on-premises organization and Exchange Online: Exchange Modern Hybrid allows for seamless federated sharing between the on-premises organization and Exchange Online. This enables users to share calendars, contacts, and free/busy information with external users and organizations more efficiently and securely.

A. allows the use of Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for on-premises users: Exchange Modern Hybrid supports Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication, which enables you to use Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for on-premises users. This provides an additional layer of security to help protect the on-premises organization. B. eliminates the need to purchase publicly trusted certificates for communication between the on-premises organization and Exchange Online: Exchange Modern Hybrid uses certificate-based authentication that does not require the use of publicly trusted certificates. This reduces the cost and complexity of managing certificates, and simplifies the deployment of the hybrid environment. Therefore, options A and B are the correct answers. Options C, D, and E are not benefits of using Exchange Modern Hybrid.

Answe is AB

on exam 11-27-21

i'm going with darisha, as you can see on the ms203 free training docs https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/m365-messaging-hybrid-environment/decide-classic-modern Modern eliminates the need of a certificate (and other security needs) and seems to have a better sharing process than the classical. So B and E.

B is the only correct answer here A - Modern Hybrid Authentication allows MFA for on-premises mailboxes. This is completely separate from Exchange Modern Hybrid Connection C - This isn't possible D - OCT is a function of the Hybrid Configuration Wizard, whether you choose a classic or modern setup E - Federated sharing does not require Exchange Modern Hybrid