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Question 3

You create a Power Apps portal to provide training and documentation for students. Students create a profile on the portal and then select and pay for courses.

You plan to add free courses to the training portfolio. Free courses must be automatically available to all students after they sign in.

You need to assign default permissions to students.

What should you do?

    Correct Answer: C

    To make free courses automatically available to all students after they sign in, you need to create an entity for managing free courses which will segregate the free courses from the paid ones. Then, create a Students web role with the 'Authenticated Users Role' set to true. This ensures that every authenticated user on the portal gets the default permissions assigned. Finally, create entity permissions for accessing the free course entity records and assign those permissions to the Students web role. This ensures that all registered and authenticated students will have access to free courses automatically.

Discussion
ashlegaOption: C

It's probably C. "Authenticated Users role" does not need to be assigned, I believe (which is contrary to "A"). "B" is talking about assigning entity permissions to the users, which is incorrect since entity permissions are to be associated to the roles, and, then, the roles are to be assigned to the users. "C" seems to fit, though.

yolis

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/configure/create-web-roles

srki996

Thanks for this link, because this explain why is A correct answer!

charles879987

But answer A does not give permission to access Free Course entity to the Authenticated Users. Answer C is correct

crashandburnOption: C

On exam January 2023. Scored 863

CalebXinOption: C

A is wrong because no need to assign the role to each registered user.

Agnes202307

Question was NOT on the Exam - Jan 29, 2024

RadoslavovOption: C

even dough i think is C, this is the official documentation for A: "By enabling the Authenticated Users Role, it will become the default web role for all users. This role is commonly used to provide a predetermined access for users that are not associated to any other roles. Keep in mind that users can have multiple web roles, but there can only be one Authenticated Users web role for authenticated users."

fuddyduddyOption: C

The question states that free courses must be automatically available to all students after they sign in. It can't be A. Assign the web role to each registered user. <-How are you going to do this? It can't be B. Assign the entity permissions to users when they register on the portal for the first time. <-Again, how are you going to do this? Which leaves C.

Sebetha_MOption: A

I think A is also correct, you can always create a web role and give it Authenticated users and assign it to a user when they first register on the portal using the cloud flow

4c319a0

Question was NOT on my exam, June 12th, 2024

Smith_SOption: C

Answer:C

carlo_thedevOption: C

CHAT GPT says it's C.

nqthien041292

Question was in the exam on 9 April 2024.

WikyWikOption: C

You can't assign a web role to a user, you can assign a user to a webrole. IMO.

VincentWong9321

in my 8 Nov 2023 Exam

ProexamOption: C

Option B involves creating entity permission records but does not address the aspect of setting up a web role specifically for students. Option A involves creating a Students web role but does not consider the entity-level permissions needed to manage access to the free course content. Therefore, option C is the most comprehensive and suitable approach for automatically granting default permissions to students accessing free courses on the Power Apps portal.

shrikantkarpurOption: A

Its correct

Sean_K_WalshOption: C

It will seem like C is the answer. As the question suggests you are adding Free Courses to an existing solution. Which would also suggest the solution would already have assigned default web role for students to pay. Therefore it seems logical that a Free Course would not fit the current table permission actions. So custom entity seems logical. Badly worded question if they are testing your knowledge of default web roles.