Exam MD-101 topic 3 question 10 discussion

Correct answer is BC as per Microsoft's important tip: "Important The OneDrive Known Folder Move Group Policy objects won't work if you previously used Windows Folder Redirection Group Policy objects to redirect the Documents, Pictures, or Desktop folders to a location other than OneDrive. Remove the Windows Group Policy objects for these folders before you enable the OneDrive Group Policy objects. The OneDrive Group Policy objects won't affect the Music and Videos folders, so you can keep them redirected with the Windows Group Policy objects. For info about Windows Folder Redirection, see Deploy Folder Redirection with Offline Files."

FINAL ANSWER, got this in a KAPLAN practice exam: -Uncheck Grant the user exclusive rights to Documents. When this is enabled, Folder Redirection fist checks preexisting folders to determine if the user is the owner. If the administrator previously created the folder, this check will fail and redirection will be cancelled. If you create folders for users, the permissions must be set correctly. -Change Policy Removal to Redirect the folder back... to ensure that the desktop content of users still remains on their desktop after you implement known folder redirection.

I'd say AB is correct. Microsoft wants you to leave the data on the network and use migration manager to copy. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/redirect-known-folders If folders have been redirected to a network file share: Use Migration Manager to copy contents in the network file share location to a user's OneDrive, making sure that all contents go into the existing Documents, Pictures, or Desktop folders. Note If Migration Manager will create the Documents, Pictures, or Desktop folders, ensure that Preserve file share permissions is not selected when performing the migration. Disable the Window Folder Redirection Group Policy and make sure to leave the folder and contents on the network file share. Enable Known Folder Move Group Policy. Known folders move to OneDrive and will merge with the existing Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders, which contain all the file share content that you moved in the first step.

I have implement this to a customer of mine. B , C are the right answers.

How can C be correct if the question says "when you implement known folder redirection"m so how can the solution be to disable folder redirection?

Change the policy and disabile redirection

Answer should be B & D. Question asks: You need to ensure that the desktop content of users remains on their desktop...which means....KEEP IT ON THE DESKTOP! We should pick: B. Change the Policy Removal setting ("Redirect the folder back to the local userprofile location when policy is removed")---YES...that will put the data BACK ON THE DESKTOP! D. Clear the "Move the contents of Desktop to the new location" check box. --If you don't "move" the contents...YES it will STAY ON THE DESKTOP!

The answer is indeed as voted; B. Change the Policy Removal setting. C. Disable Folder Redirection. I have personally done this irl a few years back

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/redirect-known-folders B and C it is then... Doing B will do A by default as the exclusive access permission is set at the server level (on the share).

This is the answer

B and C

Agree with the other explanations.

Given this scenario best choices appear to be B and C B You need to copy the relevant files back to users pc so that one drive folder redirection can user the current folders/files. C Folder redirection has to be disabled as it does not work with OneDrive known Folder Move

https://diychris.com/index.php/2019/05/24/your-it-administrator-has-set-a-policy-that-prevents-changes-to-known-folders-please-remove-this-policy-and-try-again/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/360973/disable-folder-redirection-policy.html I'm going for BC

AB is correct; "If folders have been redirected to a network file share: Note We recommend using Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (version 1709 or later) or Windows Server 2019 and the current version of OneDrive to get the benefits from Files On-Demand. Use Migration Manager to copy contents in the network file share location to a user's OneDrive, making sure that all contents go into the existing Documents, Pictures, or Desktop folders. Disable the Window Folder Redirection Group Policy and make sure to leave the folder and contents on the network file share. Enable KFM Group Policy. Known folders move to OneDrive and will merge with the existing Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders, which contain all the file share content that you moved in the first step." Migration Manager needs administrator rights and through that we have opt the user exclusivity to the desktop. We also need to change the settings specified in Policy Removal to ensure that data stays on the desktop. Which is why I'm leaning towards AB.

B & C are correct. In addition to the original reference link please see: https://4sysops.com/archives/remove-unneeded-settings-from-group-policy-objects/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/redirect-known-folders

A: is not helpful at all as the administrator does not need access to these files all the processing happens user side so weather or not the user has exclusive rights is moot B: is a must because we need the files to return to the default desktop location on the users PC so onedrive can take them over C: This is required to kick off the move of the data back to the regular location D: We need the contents moved so we leave this setting alone.