HOTSPOT -
The owner of a company needs to know who signs into the system.
You need to ensure that the owner can view the user audit logs.
Where does each action need to be performed? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Hot Area:
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/audit-data-user-activity
Answer is correct - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/logging-powerapps
agree, there is no way to argument differently
This is a sneaky question to try and catch old school people off guard. The old way of doing this was both under System Settings > Auditing. You still have to turn on Auditing from here (for now) but they want to to consume the data from the new Compliance area.
In the new system, To Activate User Auditing :- Power Platform Admin -> Environments Settings -> Audits and Logs -> Audit Settings -> Check Start Auditing Checkbox. To View user Audit logs :- Power Platform Admin -> Environments Settings -> Audits and Logs -> Audit Summary view
Answer is correct. Audit Summary view does not appear as possible answer.
Took the exam on 20-01-2024, This question was not in the exam
Confused. As of 9/24/2023, it seems like all of these can be accessed directly through the Power Platform Admin Center > Environments > Audit and Logs > Summary View, then filter on whatever criteria you want.
Viewing has changed. To View audit logging details - System administrators can see activity for the entities that are enabled for audit logging. Browse to the Power Platform admin center and sign in using administrator credentials. Go to Environments > [select an environment] > Settings > expand Audit and logs > Audit summary view.
Correct - Question was on the Exam - Jan 29, 2024
Took the exam in August 2022. This question was there.
Took the exam in August 2022. This question was not there.
Office 365 Security & Compliance Center is being retired in the next few months. Features have already been migrated to new homes, so please update your bookmarks. Security features are available in the Microsoft 365 Defender portal Compliance features are available in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal Mail flow features are available in Exchange admin center The new portals include existing features and new, enhanced experiences for unified security, compliance, and mail flow management across Microsoft 365 services.
Microsoft 365 Compliance is now Microsoft Purview
Correct, Question was on my exam, July 02, 2024
Question was NOT on my exam, June 12th, 2024
System Settings MS 365 Compliance
Hmm you can activate user auditing in admin.powerplatform - select environment - audit logs - auditing settings - then tick start auditing. but the options dont seem to match maybe because this is an old question. View the user audit logs should be 'audit summary view' you can go to audit summary view in system settings but also from the admin area
That is true. The answer needs an update. The Audit Setting is now within the Power Platform Settings then Audit Settings. To read the log, it is now in the Microsoft Purview. For the answer to this question, it is the closest that you could get, so System Settings and Microsoft 365.
Answers are correct.
Interesting fact, Microsoft 365 Security and compliance (protection.office.com) has now been split into security (secuirty.microsoft.com) and compliance (compliance.microsoft.com). You will find the Audit log under security and it is just called Audit. Of course, you can still reach protection.office.com