You work at a large organization that prohibits employees from using Google Sites. However, a task force comprised of three people from five different departments has recently been formed to work on…

Question

Options

• ATurn Google Sites access on for each of the 15 users in the task force.
• BCreate a configuration group for the task force's 15 users. Grant Google Sites access to the group.
• CPlace the 15 task force users into a new organizational unit (OU). Turn on Google Sites access for
• DCreate an access group for the task force's 15 users. Grant Google Sites access to the group.

• A
  10% (3)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  83% (25)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Moving the 15 task force users into a new, dedicated OU and enabling Google Sites access for that OU is the least disruptive and most efficient approach. The users retain all their other existing OU-inherited policies, and access can be cleanly revoked by removing them from the OU when the project ends. Updating each of the 15 user accounts individually (A) is inefficient. A configuration group (B) is used to apply configuration settings, not service access. An access group (D) is similar to C but moving users to a dedicated OU provides cleaner policy inheritance and easier bulk management for a temporary team.

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