MS-302 · Question #31
Your company is moving an on-premises Microsoft SharePoint deployment to SharePoint Online. The on-premises SharePoint deployment uses structural navigation with security trimming. After testing the…
The correct answer is C. managed navigation without security trimming. Managed (Metadata) navigation, is recommended, and is one of the default options in SharePoint Online; however, Microsoft recommends that security trimming be disabled unless reQuired. Incorrect Answers: A: Structural navigation is NOT a recommended navigation option in…
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Your company is moving an on-premises Microsoft SharePoint deployment to SharePoint Online. The on-premises SharePoint deployment uses structural navigation with security trimming. After testing the same navigation approach in SharePoint Online, the company identifies the following requirements for the SharePoint Online deployment:
Display an access denied page when users lack permissions to see a given page Populate the navigation links based on a predefined company taxonomy Display the same set of links to all users. Which navigation approach should you recommend?
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- Astructural navigation without security trimming
- Bsearch-driven navigation with security trimming
- Cmanaged navigation without security trimming
- Da Custom navigation provider with security trimming
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B8% (2)
- C83% (20)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Managed (Metadata) navigation, is recommended, and is one of the default options in SharePoint Online; however, Microsoft recommends that security trimming be disabled unless reQuired. Incorrect Answers: A: Structural navigation is NOT a recommended navigation option in SharePoint Online. B: Using search you can leverage the indexes that are built up in the background using continuous crawl. The search results are pulled from the search index and the results are security-trimmed. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/enterprise/navigation-options-for-sharepoint-online
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