Microsoft MS-220 Troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Online Exam Practice Test

A company uses Exchange Online.

A user reports that they did not receive an email from an external sender. You perform a message trace and observe the following in the message header SFV: BU

You need to resolve the issue.

Solution: Remove the sender's domain from the domain block list in the anti-spam policy.

Does the solution meet the goal?

A company uses Exchange Online in a multi-geo environment. A user named User1 has delegate permission to the mailbox of a user named User2. Auditing is enabled for the organization. All users are assigned Microsoft 365 E5 licenses.

You discover that all mailbox access to User2 is being logged. However, security policies mandate that only mailbox access from administrators should be audited.

You need to ensure that mailbox audit logs conform to the security requirements.

Solution: Run the following command: Set-MailboxAuditBypassAssociation -Identity User2 -AuditByPassEnabled $true

Does the solution meet the goal?

A company uses Exchange Online.

A user reports receiving the following non-delivery report (NDR) when sending an email:

5.2.2 Submission quota exceeded. The sender has exceeded the recipient rate limit.

What should you do?

A company uses Exchange Online. The company configures an SMTP relay device. Users report that emails are being delivered to the Junk Email folder. You need to ensure that emails are delivered to the recipient's inbox. What should you do?

A company uses Exchange Online.

A user reports that they did not receive an email from an external sender. You perform a message trace and observe the following in the message header

SFV: BLK

You need to resolve the issue.

Solution: Add the sender's email address to the recipient's allowed list

Does the solution meet the goal?

A company uses Exchange Online in a multi-geo environment. A user named User1 has delegate permission to the mailbox of a user named User2. Auditing is enabled for the organization. All users are assigned Microsoft 365 E5 licenses.

You discover that all mailbox access to User2 is being logged. However, security policies mandate that only mailbox access from administrators should be audited. You need to ensure that mailbox audit logs conform to the security requirements.

Solution: Run the following Command: Set-Mailbox -Identity User1 -AuditEnabled $false

Does the solution meet the goal?

A company uses Exchange Online in a multi-geo environment. A user named User1 has delegate permission to the mailbox of a user named User2. Auditing is enabled for the organization. All users are assigned Microsoft 365 E5 licenses.

You discover that all mailbox access to User2 is being logged. However, security policies mandate that only mailbox access from administrators should be audited. You need to ensure that mailbox audit logs conform to the security requirements.

Solution: Run the following Command: Set-Mailbox -Identity User2 -DefaultAuditSet Delegate,Owner

Does the solution meet the goal?