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Microsoft MS-203 Exam
- Topic 1: Troubleshoot client access connectivity problems/ Manage mailbox migration request batches
- Topic 2: Configure migration endpoints in Microsoft 365, including tenant-to-tenant/ Configure global Outlook on the Webpolicies
- Topic 3: configure Organization Configuration Transfer (OCT)/ Plan and manage organizational settings/ Configure organizational sharing
- Topic 4: Migrating from non-Microsoft messaging systems/ Configure virtual directories and URLs/ Manage address book policies
- Topic 5: Plan and configure the environment by using the Hybrid Configuration Wizard (HCW)/ Manage Exchange certificates lifecycle
- Topic 6: Decide between Exchange Classic Hybrid and Exchange Modern Hybrid/ Configure mobile authentication methods
- Topic 7: Configure mobile device mailbox policies/ Manage Offline Address Book (OAB)/ Manage Global Address List (GAL)
- Topic 8: Configure connectors between tenants/ Evaluate and configure hybrid free/busy access/ Create and configure connectors
- Topic 9: Evaluate migration methods, including cutover, staged, PST Imports, IMAP, G-Suite/ Plan and manage client access
- Topic 10: Plan and implement a hybrid environment/ Manage email address policies/ Configure and manage Outlook mobile
- Topic 11: Configure and manage Active Sync/ deploy the Exchange Hybrid Agent/ Troubleshoot mailbox migration
- Topic 12: Manage the Edge server role/ Manage mobile device access/ Manage hybrid mail flow
Free Microsoft MS-203 Exam Actual Questions
The questions for MS-203 were last updated On Dec. 04, 2023
You have a Microsoft Exchange Online tenant.
You need to identify any changes made to the Recipient Management role group during the past month.
What should you do?
You have a Microsoft Exchange Online tenant.
A user named User1 no longer receives email in Outlook for Windows, but can see new messages in Outlook on the web
You plan to use the Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer to run a connectivity test to verify whether MAPI over HTTP is failing.
Which test should you run?
You have a Microsoft Exchange Online tenant that has an email domain named comoso.com. Contoso.com routes all inbound email messages through a third-party email protection service.
You discover that all the inbound email messages contain the source IP address of the email protection service.
You need to ensure that all the inbound email messages retain the source IP address of the original sender.
What should you do?
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains a verified domain named contoso.com.
You have an app named App1 that sends meeting invitations on behalf of users. The invitations are sent from a Microsoft Exchange Online mailbox that has a sender address of app1 @contoso.com and a reply-to address of the user scheduling the meeting.
You discover that email messages sent from App1 are quarantined.
You need to ensure that App1 can send messages that impersonate any contoso.com user
How should you modify Policy1?
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains a verified domain named contoso.com.
You have an app named App1 that sends meeting invitations on behalf of users. The invitations are sent from a Microsoft Exchange Online mailbox that has a sender address of app1 @contoso.com and a reply-to address of the user scheduling the meeting.
You discover that email messages sent from App1 are quarantined.
You need to ensure that App1 can send messages that impersonate any contoso.com user
How should you modify Policy1?
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