Exam SC-300 topic 4 question 18 discussion

I would say NO, YES, NO. According to the doc, "You can change your response at any time until the access review has ended" which refers to the duration of the review (15 days). Therefore, the user can change her response until January 29th, and will then be able to answer again on February 25th.

#1 No, because as it's rolling "monthly" review cycle with an end date, the review period which is eligible for input or change is a 14 day period, since User 1 responded in the first period which started 15th Jan and ended 29th Jan, to respond 5th Feb would be outside of this scope. #2 Yes, Similar to #1 for User1, this is within the 14 day period of User2. #3 No, Reviews are for Group1, which User3 is not a member of.

Given answers are correct. NYN. The first 2 are fairly straight forward when you consider the timeframes and that you can make changes prior to the duration ending (14 days). As for the 3rd question, user 3 is an owner, not a member and the access review will not apply seeing as it targets group1 (members).

1) YES, The access review started on January 15 and the user will have 14 days (duration) to answer if they still need access or not. They did so on January 17. The frequency is set to monthly, so they are sent another notice on February 1st asking if they still need access and again, they will have 14 days to respond....so they can respond on February 5. 2) YES, they already answered that they did not need access any longer on January 20, but they can change their answer during the duration time of 14 days. 3) NO, Although User3 is the owner of the Group1, that doesn't mean they are automatically part of Group1...and only Group1 members are setup for this access review.

On February 5, 2021, User1 can answer the Review1 question again: No (since the review period ends on February 5, 2021, and User1 already answered on January 17, 2021). On January 25, 2021, User2 can answer the Review1 question again: No (User2 answered on January 20, 2021, so they can't answer again until the next review cycle). On January 22, 2021, User3 can answer the Review1 question: No (There is no User3 listed as part of the review).

No, Yes, No

No. Yes. No

NO YES NO

- On February 5, User1 can answer the Review1 question again: No - Review1 is closed for new answers, and the monthly frequency means it has not been enough time to launch a new one yet - On January 25, User2 can answer the Review1 question again: Yes - IF by again they mean change their answer, then YES, BUT if by again they mean a new one, then NO - Stupid question design - On January 22, User3 can answer the Review1 question: No - Not subject of review, not a member of the group No Yes (...Probably) No

The correct answer is No - Yes - No

If you want to change your response, reopen the access reviews page and update your response. You can change your response at any time until the access review has ended.

No, Yes, No

Per the link, If you want to change your response, reopen the access reviews page and update your response. You can change your response at any time until the access review has ended. Yes/Yes/No

NO, YES, NO for me

No/Yes/No for me User1 cant access the same review on 5th Feb as it falls outside of the 14 day window for that review. - No User 2 can still access the review (within 14 days of current review). - Yes User 3 isnt in scope of the review - No

No/Yes/No for me User1 cant access the same review on 5th Feb as it falls outside of the 14 day window for that review. - No User 2 can still access the review (within 14 days of current review). - Yes User 3 isnt in scope of the review - No

1. NO. The review window is 1/15-1/29 and then starts again on 2/15. Between 1/30 and 2/14, responses cannot be submitted because this is outside of the 14-day response window. The access review is not every 14 days--it's monthly, with a 14-day response window. 2. YES. The user is changing her mind within the 14-day review response window. 3. YES. The response window is 1/15-1/29. User3 has until 1/29 to respond.