GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR · Question #66
Your compliance officers want to implement a new retention policy. Email will be retained for only 180 days for most users except for VIPs, who need to retain some messages indefinitely. Your VIPs'…
The correct answer is A. Create a default retention rule of 180 days. E. Create a custom retention rule for the VIP OU to indefinitely retain messages with a given label. A is correct because this sets the domain-wide mail retention policy. B is not correct because there can be only one default policy, and default policies can't have label C is not correct because it includes everything for the VIPs instead of just some messages. D is not…
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Your compliance officers want to implement a new retention policy. Email will be retained for only 180 days for most users except for VIPs, who need to retain some messages indefinitely. Your VIPs' mail is already in a separate sub-organizational unit called VIPs. Which two configurations would meet your retention needs? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACreate a default retention rule of 180 days.
- BCreate a default retention rule for the VIP OU to indefinitely retain messages with a given label.
- CCreate a custom retention rule for the VIP OU of indefinite.
- DCreate a custom retention rule for the root OU of 180 days.
- ECreate a custom retention rule for the VIP OU to indefinitely retain messages with a given label.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A83% (30)
- B11% (4)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
A is correct because this sets the domain-wide mail retention policy. B is not correct because there can be only one default policy, and default policies can't have label C is not correct because it includes everything for the VIPs instead of just some messages. D is not correct because a default retention rule better aligns with the 180-day requirement. E is correct because it allows for only VIP members to specify a subset of messages for indefinite https://support.google.com/vault/answer/2990828?hl=en
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