SC-401 · Question #119
You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription that has a sensitivity label named Sensitivity1. You plan to create an auto-labeling policy that will apply Sensitivity1 to Microsoft Exchange Online…
The correct answer is D. never. When you create an auto-labeling policy and enable simulation mode, the policy does NOT automatically transition to an enabled (active) state. Simulation mode is a review phase where you can observe which items would be labeled without actually applying labels. After reviewing…
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You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription that has a sensitivity label named Sensitivity1. You plan to create an auto-labeling policy that will apply Sensitivity1 to Microsoft Exchange Online mailboxes. On February 1, you create the auto-labeling policy and enable simulation mode by using the default settings. No modifications are made to the policy in simulation mode. When will the policy first be turned on?
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- AFebruary 2
- BFebruary 6
- CFebruary 15
- Dnever
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(31 responses)- A6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D90% (28)
Explanation
When you create an auto-labeling policy and enable simulation mode, the policy does NOT automatically transition to an enabled (active) state. Simulation mode is a review phase where you can observe which items would be labeled without actually applying labels. After reviewing the simulation results, an administrator must manually turn the policy on. With the default settings and no modifications, the policy will remain in simulation mode indefinitely - it will never turn on by itself. This is a deliberate design choice to prevent unintended mass labeling of sensitive content.
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