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You need to monitor the resources for the Beijing office. Which three components should you implement? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
The correct answer is B. proxy settings D. SAML authentication E. claims authentication. Connecting a remote office like Beijing to a SharePoint or Microsoft 365 environment requires proper network routing, federated identity, and claims-based authentication - not search or caching services.
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You need to monitor the resources for the Beijing office. Which three components should you implement? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Options
- Asearch
- Bproxy settings
- CDistributed Cache
- DSAML authentication
- Eclaims authentication
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A12% (5)
- B66% (27)
- C22% (9)
Why each option
Connecting a remote office like Beijing to a SharePoint or Microsoft 365 environment requires proper network routing, federated identity, and claims-based authentication - not search or caching services.
Search is a content discovery service and is not a component needed to establish authenticated connectivity for a remote office.
Proxy settings are required to route network traffic correctly from the Beijing office through corporate infrastructure, especially given network restrictions common in China. SAML authentication (D) enables federated identity so Beijing users can authenticate using their existing identity provider. Claims authentication (E) is the SharePoint authentication mode that supports SAML tokens, and all three must be configured together to establish secure, functional access for remote office users.
Distributed Cache improves performance for features like newsfeeds and authentication tokens within a farm, but does not address remote office network routing or identity federation requirements.
Concept tested: SharePoint remote office federated authentication and proxy setup
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/security-for-sharepoint-server/saml-based-claims-authentication
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