You need to test Microsoft Purview Advanced Message Encryption capabilities for your company. The test must verify the following information: - The acquired default template names - The encryption…

The correct answer is C. Test-IRMConfiguration. Test-IRMConfiguration is the correct cmdlet for verifying Microsoft Purview Advanced Message Encryption (and IRM) capabilities. It tests: (1) acquisition of default RMS/protection template names, and (2) encryption and decryption verification status by performing an end-to-end…

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You need to test Microsoft Purview Advanced Message Encryption capabilities for your company. The test must verify the following information: - The acquired default template names - The encryption and decryption verification status Which PowerShell cmdlet should you run? Test-OAuthConnectivity A.

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BTest-ClientAccessRule
CTest-IRMConfiguration

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C
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Explanation

Test-IRMConfiguration is the correct cmdlet for verifying Microsoft Purview Advanced Message Encryption (and IRM) capabilities. It tests: (1) acquisition of default RMS/protection template names, and (2) encryption and decryption verification status by performing an end-to-end test of the IRM pipeline. Test-OAuthConnectivity tests OAuth token acquisition between services, which is unrelated. Test-ClientAccessRule tests client access rules for mailbox connections, also unrelated to encryption capabilities.

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