Hotspot Question You implement Compliance Manager. You need to retrieve status information for a control task. Which two options can you use? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer…

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• You can create eDiscovery cases to preserve data in Exchange Online mailboxes.No
• Members of the discovery management role group have permissions to export messages.Yes
• You can create one eDiscovery case to preserve data in an Exchange Server mailbox and a OneDrive for Business site.Yes

Explanation

The question prompt about "Compliance Manager" and "control tasks" is mismatched with the provided answer options, which are clearly about eDiscovery. Based on the selected answers and the eDiscovery-related links in the explanation section:

• You can create eDiscovery cases to preserve data in Exchange Online mailboxes. (Answer: No) While eDiscovery is the overall process for data preservation, an eDiscovery case serves as a management container for holds, searches, and exports. The actual preservation of data in Exchange Online mailboxes (and other locations) is facilitated by eDiscovery holds or legal holds, which are created and managed within an eDiscovery case, rather than the case itself directly performing the preservation.

• Members of the discovery management role group have permissions to export messages. (Answer: Yes) The Discovery Management role group in the Microsoft 365 compliance center is specifically designed to grant permissions for all key eDiscovery activities, including the ability to search, preview, and export messages and other data from content locations. This aligns with the typical permissions granted for eDiscovery administrators.

• You can create one eDiscovery case to preserve data in an Exchange Server mailbox and a OneDrive for Business site. (Answer: Yes) Microsoft 365 eDiscovery solutions (both Standard and Premium) allow for the centralized management of legal holds across multiple diverse content locations within a single eDiscovery case. This includes various data sources such as Exchange mailboxes (online and potentially on-premises in a hybrid environment), SharePoint sites, and OneDrive for Business sites, streamlining the preservation process.

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