You have a SharePoint Server farm and a Microsoft 365 subscription. You plan to migrate some SharePoint sites to SharePoint Online. You do NOT plan to migrate alerts. You need to use the SharePoint…

The correct answer is A. ScanDef.json. ScanDef.json is installed in the same directory as the SMAT tool. You can use ScanDef.json to disable individual scans for the assessment tool. To disable a scan, locate the entry in the ScanDef.json file and set Enabled to false. This is useful if there is a scan that your…

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You have a SharePoint Server farm and a Microsoft 365 subscription. You plan to migrate some SharePoint sites to SharePoint Online. You do NOT plan to migrate alerts. You need to use the SharePoint Migration Assessment Tool (SMAT) to identity potential migration issues. The solution must prevent assessing alert issues. Which file should you modify before you run SMAT?

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AScanDef.json
BWeb.config
CSkipSitesList.csv
DWebTemp.xml

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ScanDef.json is installed in the same directory as the SMAT tool. You can use ScanDef.json to disable individual scans for the assessment tool. To disable a scan, locate the entry in the ScanDef.json file and set Enabled to false. This is useful if there is a scan that your business doesn't care about and disabling the scan will reduce the overall execution time of the assessment tool. The following disables the Alerts scan. { "Name": "Alerts", "Type": "AlertsScanner", "SupportedVersions": [ "2010", "2013", "2016" ], "ReportCategoryType": "SPSite", "Enabled": false } https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointmigration/overview-of-the-sharepoint-migration-

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