MS-100 Exam - Question 3

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Note: The question is included in a number of questions that depicts the identical set-up. However, every question has a distinctive result. Establish if the solution satisfies the requirements.

After acquiring a Microsoft 365 Enterprise subscription, you are tasked with migrating your company's Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 mailboxes and groups to

Exchange Online.

You have started a new migration batch. You, subsequently, receive complaints from on-premises Exchange Server users about slow performance.

Your analysis shows that the issue has resulted from the migration. You want to make sure that the effect the mailbox migration has on users is decreased.

Solution: You create a label policy.

Does the solution meet the goal?

Examice · Accepted Answer

Creating a label policy is not relevant to addressing performance issues during a mailbox migration. Label policies are used for categorizing and protecting data, but they do not impact the performance of migration activities. To alleviate the performance impact on on-premises Exchange Server users during migration, you would need to optimize migration settings, such as adjusting the maximum concurrent migrations or modifying migration endpoint settings.

[Removed] · Answer

B. No, you need to change the maximum concurrent migration to decrease the connection to the source server.

cseg · Answer

No because label policies if anything will slow it down even more since they have to be applied to all emails and documents.

Don123 · Answer

B. No

Creating a label policy will not help to decrease the effect the mailbox migration has on users.
This solution does not address the root cause of the issue (slow performance during migration) and it is not related to the migration process.
Label policies are used to classify and protect sensitive data in Exchange Online and Microsoft 365 environments.
To decrease the effect of the migration on users, you should review the migration batch settings and ensure that the migration is properly configured and optimized.

Oceanide · Answer

No, because you need to modify the migration endpoint settings.

Moderator · Answer

No, a label policy definitely wouldn't help here.

waterlego · Answer

Still valid, April 2022

Startkabels · Answer

Labels are for documents, emails and stuff to classify and apply compliance policies etc.
They have nothing to do with the migration performance.

Adebimpeidiat · Answer

b is the answer. Labels are meant to prove how confidential the document or email is, it has nothing to do with migration.

walther23 · Answer

NO , no tiene nada que ver  con el proceso de migracion   con el proceso de rendimiento de el servidor

MS-100 Exam - Question 3

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