SC-300 · Question #429
Hotspot Question You have a Microsoft Entra tenant named contoso.com that has cross-tenant access configured as shown in the following table. You have two partner organizations named Fabrikam, Inc…
The correct answer is A user in contoso.com can send a guest invitation to a user that has an email address of [email protected]. = No; A user in contoso.com can send a guest invitation to a user that has an email address of [email protected]. = No; A user in contoso.com can accept a guest invitation from a user that has an email address of [email protected]. = Yes. For fabrikam.com, a specific cross-tenant access policy has been configured that overrides the default settings, allowing both outbound invitations (contoso.com users inviting fabrikam users as guests) and inbound access (accepting invitations from fabrikam). For adatum.com, no…
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- A user in contoso.com can send a guest invitation to a user that has an email address of [email protected].No
- A user in contoso.com can send a guest invitation to a user that has an email address of [email protected].No
- A user in contoso.com can accept a guest invitation from a user that has an email address of [email protected].Yes
Explanation
For fabrikam.com, a specific cross-tenant access policy has been configured that overrides the default settings, allowing both outbound invitations (contoso.com users inviting fabrikam users as guests) and inbound access (accepting invitations from fabrikam). For adatum.com, no specific partner configuration exists, so the default cross-tenant access settings apply - and based on the default configuration shown, outbound invitations to external domains like adatum.com are blocked by default. The third statement is Yes because the fabrikam-specific policy enables inbound B2B collaboration, meaning contoso.com users can accept guest invitations originating from fabrikam.com users.
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