You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Microsoft Exchange Online Protection (EOP) with the default settings.You need to ensure that email messages sent from the unauthorized IP addresses of any sending domain are marked as High confidence spam The solution must minimize administrative effort.What should you do?

For the default anti-spam inbound policy, set SPF record: hard fail to On

For the default connection filter policy, add an entry to the IP Block List.

For the default anti-spam inbound policy, set Conditional Sender ID filtering: hard fail to On

You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains two users named User1 and User2.User1 reports to have received a suspicious email message that appears to have come from User2.You identify that the message was sent by an external user impersonating User2.You need to block email that contains the email address of an impersonated sender.What should you configure?

a Tenant Allow/Block Lists rule

Request fabrikam.com to configure an organization relationship with contoso.com.

Configure a sharing policy for fabrikam.com.

Request fabrikam.com to configure an organization relationship with contoso.com.

Add a remote domain to fabnkam.com.

Request fabrikam.com to add contoso.com as an accepted domain.

Synchronization, Notification, Availability, and Automatic Replies

From the Exchange admin center, create a mail contact.

From Exchange Online PowerShell, run the Set-User cmdlet.

From the Microsoft 365 admin center, assign an Exchange Online license to User1.

From Exchange Online PowerShell, run the Set-MailUser cmdlet.

From the Microsoft Entra admin center, modify the Proxy address attribute of User1.

Create a message trace that generates an Enhanced summary report.

Modify the Messages have been delayed alert policy.

data loss prevention (DLP) policy

messaging records management (MRM) retention policy

Create a connector to contoso.com.

Add contoso.com as a remote domain.

Add contoso.com as an accepted domain.

Create a connector to contoso.com.

Edit the settings of the Messages have been delayed alert policy.

Review the Inbound messages report.

Review the Queued messages report.

Edit the settings of the Reply-all storm detected alert policy.

HOTSPOT

You have a Microsoft Exchange Online tenant that uses an email domain named contoso.com.

You enable DKIM for contoso.com and create the required DNS CNAME record for the first key.

You need to create the second DNS CNAME record required to support DKIM,

How should you complete the second DNS record? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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