PL-100 · Question #25
A company uses data loss prevention (DLP) policies. You have a Power Automate flow that posts Twitter mentions into a Microsoft SharePoint list. You are not able to activate the flow. You need to…
The correct answer is A. You are not assigned the Power Platform Admin role. D. You are not assigned the Environment Admin role. The flow connects Twitter (a Non-Business/consumer connector) with SharePoint (a Business/enterprise connector). DLP policies prevent connectors from different groups from communicating in the same flow. When connectors are split across Business and Non-Business groups, the…
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- AYou are not assigned the Power Platform Admin role.
- BYou placed all connectors into the Business group within the DLP policy.
- CYou placed all connectors into the Non-Business group within the DLP policy.
- DYou are not assigned the Environment Admin role.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A81% (35)
- B14% (6)
- C5% (2)
Explanation
The flow connects Twitter (a Non-Business/consumer connector) with SharePoint (a Business/enterprise connector). DLP policies prevent connectors from different groups from communicating in the same flow. When connectors are split across Business and Non-Business groups, the flow violates the DLP policy and cannot be activated. To resolve this, a DLP policy must be modified - which requires elevated administrative privileges. You cannot activate the flow if you lack the Power Platform Admin role (A), which manages tenant-wide DLP policies, or the Environment Admin role (D), which manages environment-level DLP policies. Choices B and C are incorrect because placing ALL connectors into the same group (whether Business or Non-Business) would actually allow the flow to run, not prevent it.
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