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Your company has an Office 365 subscription and uses Microsoft Lync Online. The
environment includes the domains shown in the following image, and is configured as shown
in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button. )


Lync is not deployed in a hybrid configuration.
An employee requires specific Lync communication settings. The employee’s account is
configured as shown in the following image.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select
No. Each correct selection is worth one point.

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  1. Moe says:

    allowed domain = fabricam.com
    contoso and contoso.microsoft.com are environement domains (User’s domains)
    Despite public IM connectivity is enabled in the global configuration, its not checked for that user
    Original answer is correct




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  2. Justin Thompson says:

    The employee can have Lync conversations with Lync users on the contoso.com or fabrikam domain because of three options that were selected:
    -“On only for allowed domains”. When this is selected then the “blocked or allowed domains” will list “allowed domains”. The opposite is true if the “On except for blocked domains” option was selected.
    -contoso.com is listed and active in the blocked or allowed domain list.
    -The “Lync Users” option was selected allowing other Lync users outside the organization the ability to communicate. Because of the two settings above this limits it to 3 domains (contoso.com, fabrikam.com, and contoso.onmicrosoft.com)

    The 3rd statement is false because they can only have conversations with those who have Microsoft account that is part of their contoso.onmicrosoft.com domain assuming they even used the Microsoft accounts and not federation from an on-prem AD instance.

    https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Let-Skype-for-Business-Online-users-communicate-with-external-Skype-for-Business-or-Skype-contacts-b414873a-0059-4cd5-aea1-e5d0857dbc94?CorrelationId=2a4901f5-31cb-44db-af12-2be0f51584c0&ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US




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  3. TonyS says:

    There is a difference between picture ONE and PICTURE two.
    Picture One list ONLY ONE allowed domain. so for me ONLY Fabrikam is valid
    Picture TWO list the trusted domains in MSOnline parameters which as nothing to do with LYNC.
    Then the 3rd Picture shows that user is not allowed for public IM.

    So for me answer is:
    Fabrikam-> Allowed
    Contoso -> Not allowed (not in the allowed domain list)
    Public IM -> Not allowed (not check in the User licensing options)

    what do you think?




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    1. Justin Thompson says:

      I agree they are two different images with the 1st being from the Lync/Skype settings and the other from the Organizations domains. The second image includes the domains for your tenant, so your company in the this example is Contoso.com.

      The first option is true because you are allowing IM with internal users (contoso.com)
      The second option is correct because that’s the one external domain you allow communication with.




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  4. Robinhood says:

    Had to read the questions a few times and the original answer is correct.
    The only External allowed domain is Fabrikan.com
    The tenants allowed are both contoso and contoso.onmicrosoft.com ( which are internal users and could be hosted on prem or in the cloud.)
    The tenant ( company as a whole has the external communications enabled) i.e skype and consumer skype however for USER 1 – he is not allowed to communicate with Skype or consumer skype ( which uses Microsoft or Live ID login credentials) .




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