MS-900 · Question #95
Hotspot Question A company is evaluating Microsoft cloud services. Instructions: For each of the following statement, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct…
This question tests the understanding of which Microsoft products are cloud-exclusive and which can be deployed on-premises.
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- Microsoft Teams can run as a service on-premises.
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 can run as a service on-premises.
- Microsoft Bookings can run as a service in the cloud.
Explanation
This question tests the understanding of which Microsoft products are cloud-exclusive and which can be deployed on-premises.
Approach. 1. Select 'No' for Microsoft Teams. Teams is strictly a cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) application; there is no on-premises server version. 2. Select 'Yes' for Exchange Server 2019. The 'Server' designation indicates it is the traditional on-premises email platform, as opposed to the cloud-based Exchange Online. 3. Select 'Yes' for Microsoft Bookings. Bookings is a cloud-based appointment scheduling service provided as part of Microsoft 365.
Common mistakes.
- common_mistake. A common mistake is confusing Microsoft Teams with its predecessor, Skype for Business, which did have an on-premises server version. Another error is assuming that because Microsoft heavily promotes the cloud, products like Exchange Server 2019 can no longer be run on-premises.
Concept tested. Microsoft cloud services vs. on-premises product offerings.
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