You are designing a Microsoft Power Platform solution for a company that has multiple Microsoft Dataverse environments. You need to prevent specific users from accessing specific environments. What should you do?
A.
Remove all security roles from the users of the specific environments.
The problem with option A though, is that you need to ensure the user is in no teams that have security roles applied. If the user is in an AAD synchronised team, then option A only works if it also includes removing users from AAD synchronized groups.
Option D doesn't work due to the exact opposite scenario, a user can be assigned a role directly.
Option B is nonsense.
Option C only makes sense if by "Remove the user from all security groups" means "remove the user from all security groups on the specified environments".
Option A is the best answer of the bunch, but I don't like the way this question is structured.
You are right, I was convinced that removing the users from the security group was the right answer until I read your response which calls out, remove users from all security groups. If you did this then the user would not have access to any environments. So I agree with A and the closest best case answer.
B is nonsense in the sense of playing with words, because you cannot actually remove the BU. However, if you change the user's BU, they will automatically lose all security roles.
I would've said C if the answer was worded as removing the user from the security group for the specific environments, as opposed to ALL environments. With that said, I agree the answer is A based on options provided.
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