HOTSPOT
A company has an Active Directory Domain Service (AD OS) domain. All servers run Windows Server
2008. You have an on-premises Exchange 2010 server.
The company plans to migrate to Office 365.
In the table below, identify the required action for each phase of the pilot. Make only one selection
in each column. Each correct selection is worth one point.
Answer: 
Explanation:
Isn’t “raise..” and “upgrade…” on planning phase?
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Sure, if it was required.
The question states all servers run windows 2008, but doesn’t specify what the functional level is so we can’t assume it needs to be raised.
They already have an Exchange 2010 server on premises so it’s not necessary to upgrade it to 2013.
Planning Phase is prepare on-premises AD for Sync
Migration is assign licenses to users.
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Shouldn’t everything except assigning licenses be done during the planning phase?
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8576309…Jenny don’t you lose my number, but you are definitely wrong.
First off you can only mark one answer in each row. Second two of the four are not necessary.
Planning Phase is prepare on-premises AD for Sync
Migration is assign licenses to users.
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That’s what I mean. I believe it can be the right answer
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Should be only 1 answer per column (the answer above is wrong). Note that the question doesn’t state what the Forest functional level is, and thus we can’t assume it needs to be raised to Server 2008.
Agree though that ‘assigning licenses’ is the only activity in the list that would be considered a Migration task, and not a Planning task.
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bad question, Using the wording (one in each column) Then Users is under migration, and preper active directory for planning phase
Nothing else should be checked since we can’t assume to know the domain level, nor do we even need to upgrade the on prem exchange server to 2013.
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I think only the first two options should be checked. Forest functional leven – 2003 would be ok, 2008 isn’t necessary. And the question doesn’t say anything about the current level.
Migration to MX2013 isn’t necessary, too. We run a hybrid exchange and it’s still 2010. Irritating question.
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what is the correct answer with this question
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The correct answer is :
Planing phase : Prepare the on-premises AD for DirSync
Migration phase: Assign licences to users
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Agree with Jicu…https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/azure/jj151831.aspx
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I agree with Jicu
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You can only have one answer per column so the answer is wrong.
Per page 17 of Office 365 FastTrack Planning Engagements Consultant Guide. (http://planningservices.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/en/O365/SAPSDocuments/Office%20365%20FastTrack%20Planning%20Engagements%20Consultant%20Guide.docx)
Migration Phase has:
1 – Assign Licenses to users
Prepare Phase has:
2 – Prepare your on-premises Active Directory for directory synchronization.
Exchange 2010 is compatible with Office 365 hybrid. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh563847(v=exchg.141).aspx so 4 isn’t required, or one of these answers.
Forest Functional Level may need to be raised (if it’s below 2003 FFL), but raising the FFL isn’t listed verbatim in the guide. I couldn’t find any more information on the three phases of the fast track either. Plan phase does list “Identify Active Directory preparation and remediation requirements”, and this “could” cover upgrading the FFL. So I’m leaning more toward this being the correct answer.
So for Migration phase 1 is correct for sure.
As for the Planning phase it’s 3 in my opinion but it could possible be 2.
2 is actually listed in the guide almost verbatim and 3 isn’t, and maybe it was just a typo putting 2 in the Planning Phase rather than the Prepare Phase.
I couldn’t find a clear cut answer for this one though sorry.
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Hammer Time!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC_Hammer
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I have done the migration to Office 365 from on-premises and I still have exchange 2010 with no mailbox as per Microsoft license but I have all server 2012 R2
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