Your company has a hybrid deployment of Office 365. You need to create a group. The group must have the
following characteristics:
Group properties are synchronized automatically.
Group members have the ability to control which users can send email messages to the group.
What should you do?
A.
Create a distribution group and configure the Mail Flow Settings.
B.
Create a dynamic distribution group.
C.
Create a new role group.
D.
Create a distribution group and configure the Membership Approval settings.
Explanation:
A distribution group is a mail-enabled Active Directory distribution group object that can be used only to
distribute messages to a group of recipients. In this question, we have a hybrid deployment. This means that
the on-premise Active Directory is synchronized to the Azure Active Directory. We can create the distribution
group in the on-premise Active Directory and it will replicate to Azure Active Directory.
The Mail Flow Settings can be configured to control which users can send email messages to the group. In the
Mail Flow Settings tab, double-click on Mail Delivery Restrictions to open the Mail Delivery Restrictions page.
On this page, there is an “Accept Messages From..” section. In this section, select the “Only senders in the
following list:” option. This will give you the option to list who can send email to the distribution group.
http://www.jijitechnologies.com/resources/articles/regulate-mail-flow-office365.aspx
B is the correct answer
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I agree. Other users will say that DDG do not play nice with hybrid deployments, but that’s only if they were created before hybrid was implemented. Nothing wrong with creating them after.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/791f6cdd-a274-4241-a218-eab1b23a0860/dynamic-distribution-list-in-a-hybrid-deployment?forum=exchangesvrsecuremessaging
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Damn… the legend Justin Thompson has spoke. This is not an easy question:
“I don’t think any of the options listed answer the question. Hoping the list of options are incorrect.
A – Mail flow settings aren’t managed by the users and would be more work than just configuring the “Delivery Management” options of the distribution group.
B – A dynamic distribution doesn’t satisfy either requirement.
C – A new role group would grant them access to more than just this one group
D – Close, but should have “Delivery Management” instead of “Membership Approval” settings. Also doesn’t address how to give users rights to control the “Delivery Management” settings.
Flip a coin boys and girls. I’m afraid this one will have be evaluated during the test.”
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