A company named Contoso Ltd. has three offices. Each office is configured as an Active Directory site and contains multiple Exchange servers. Each office has a team of network support technicians…

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• AThree custom scopes and three management role groups
• BOne management role and three Active Directory security groups
• COne custom scope and one management role group
• DThree custom scopes, three management roles, and three Active Directory security groups

• A
  84% (21)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  12% (3)

Explanation

1- The scope should be different as each support team will be managing their exchange server at 2- management role is determining what kind of permission "roles" to manage Exchange. 3- To apply scope there must be a security group. To get a basic understanding of how this is going to work, a quick description of the RBAC components used in the upcoming example will be helpful: Management Role-this is just a container for a group of Exchange Management Shell cmdlets. For example, the Mail Recipient Creation role contains only the cmdlets required to view, create and delete recipients. Management Role Entry - this is an Exchange Management Shell cmdlet or custom script. Management roles are made up of management role entries. Management Role Group-this is an Active Directory universal security group that contains the user accounts that can be assigned to a role. Management Role Scope-this can be used to filter the type of objects that can be managed, and where they can be managed in Active Directory. Management Role Assignment-this links a management scope to a management role.

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