Exam MS-700 topic 2 question 65 discussion

YNN - The last option would be blocked as "Allow policies allow one segment to communicate with only certain other segments."

After searching i found this Information barriers only supports two-way communication and collaboration restrictions. For example, a scenario where Marketing can communicate and collaborate with Day Traders, but Day Traders cannot communicate and collaborate with Marketing isn't supported. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/information-barriers?view=o365-worldwide So after looking back at the answers that are available... The answers are No to All. There is no bidirectional channel active in any scenario. And the question says that the barriers are activated , so there is no issue here that may denote any other possible state.

YNN. I think it's the third option that's causing confusions. The thing is, although HR is not a blocked segment for Research but the only allowed segment for HR is Sales. By implications, Research is also blocked for HR.

Answer is YNN. See below, IB policies determine communication limits or restrictions. When you define IB policies, you choose from two kinds of policies: - Block policies prevent one segment from communicating with another segment. - Allow policies allow one segment to communicate with ONLY CERTAIN OTHER segments. So, HR can only communicate with Sales but NOT any other segment. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/information-barriers-policies

*You activate the information barrier policies* For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point

I think the answers are correct. Especially for Box 3, the answer will be YES according to below explanation. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/information-barriers-policies#scenario-2-allow-a-segment-to-communicate-only-with-one-other-segment Above link says: When you want to allow a segment to communicate with only one other segment, you define two policies: one for each direction. Each policy allows communication in one direction only. In this example, you'd define two policies: *One policy allows Segment A to communicate with Segment B *A second policy to allow Segment B to communicate with Segment A

YNN - Think about the policies you need as belonging to one of two types: Block policies prevent one group from communicating with another group. Allow policies allow a group to communicate with only specific groups. We assume HR could communicate only with Sales.

Came out in 27th feb 2023 exam Not sure of the right answer though

What is the correct answer to this question, Thanks

so what is the answer? getting more confused with the listed answers

On exam 26-Nov-2022

Answer is correct

You activate the information barrier policies! It was inactive before, but it is active now.

Set a policy to inactive status Set a policy to inactive status when you want to make changes to a policy, or when you don't want a policy to be in effect.

Yes, Yes,Yes Look at state, it says inactive

I would say that every answer is "YES", because the state of the policies is inactive. :-/

I am under the imperssion that HR is Applied and Allow only IB policy to Communicate with Sales. Hence there can be no collaboration in a channel with Research, as the llater is not in the allowed HR segment