Introduction

Question 1

Individual users have their own mailboxes. Some plans also include an online archive for additional storage.

Answer 1

Mailboxes and online archives

Question 2

Each user has a calendar to keep track of upcoming events and to check for conflicts when scheduling meetings with coworkers. If needed, users can delegate access to their calendars to other users, like administrative assistants and teammates.

Answer 2

Calendars

Question 3

Users can view and edit Office attachments online in Outlook on the web - even without a locally installed version of Office.

Answer 3

View and edit Office attachments online

Question 4

You can use shared mailboxes for groups of users that need to share information in a central mailbox. You can also set up resources and equipment for meeting rooms and bookings. Message policy and compliance. Exchange Online offers several message policy and compliance features, including retention policies, message encryption, eDiscovery, data loss prevention, and journaling.

Answer 4

Shared mailboxes and resources

Question 5

Exchange Online offers several message policy and compliance features, including retention policies, message encryption, eDiscovery, data loss prevention, and journaling.

Answer 5

Message policy and compliance

Question 6

All Exchange Online subscriptions include Exchange Online Protection, which provides configurable antispam and anti-malware scanning.

Answer 6

Antispam and anti-malware

Question 7

To support specialized mail flow (hybrid, partner, or third-party service scenarios), you can create inbound and outbound connectors in Microsoft 365. For example, you can create connectors that use additional security settings for mail flow with a business partner.

Answer 7

Configurable mail flow

Question 8

Users can use Outlook mailboxes and calendars on Windows and Mac clients by using Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) over HTTPS or Microsoft Graph. Exchange Web Services is still supported, but if you’re updating or creating an app, use Microsoft Graph instead. Outlook on the web supports mailboxes and calendars on almost any platform. Mobile devices can access mailboxes and calendars by using Exchange ActiveSync.

Answer 8

Mobile and multiplatform access

Question 9

You can integrate Exchange Online with an on-premises Exchange Server organization by implementing a hybrid deployment. In a hybrid deployment, Exchange Online and the on-premises Exchange organization can share a single namespace for messaging. A hybrid deployment also supports calendar sharing and mailbox moves between Exchange Online and an on-premises Exchange server.

Answer 9

Hybrid deployment

Question 10

Many on-premises deployments of Exchange place relatively low limits on mailbox sizes, such as one or two gigabytes (GB). Bigger mailboxes require more hardware (servers and drives).

Answer 10

Exchange Server

Question 11

You need to purchase and configure hardware to store multiple mailbox copies and configure load balancing to achieve high availability. For true high availability, you also need an alternate datacenter.

Answer 11

Exchange Server

Question 12

You need to manage your own backups, but you have complete control over them.

Answer 12

Exchange Server

Question 13

Some new features from the cloud might eventually be added to Exchange Server, but they’ll always appear first in Exchange Online.

Answer 13

Exchange Server

Question 14

You have access to the Exchange servers and mailbox databases.

Answer 14

Exchange Server

Question 15

Supports larger mailboxes of 50 GB or more, depending on your plan.

Answer 15

Exchange Online

Question 16

Automatically configured for high availability, with data replicated to multiple datacenters.

Answer 16

Exchange Online

Question 17

Replicates data across multiple servers and datacenters, and you configure retention through single-item recovery and litigation hold. There are no built-in methods for configuring backups.

Answer 17

Exchange Online

Question 18

Offers additional features such as Microsoft 365 Groups, which integrate multiple Microsoft 365 features together. You can also view and edit Office email attachments.

Answer 18

Exchange Online

Question 19

You have access to many features that don’t exist in an on-premises Exchange organization.

Answer 19

Exchange Online

Question 20

You have no access to the Exchange servers in the Microsoft datacenters. Microsoft manages the servers and mailbox databases in Exchange Online for you.

Answer 20

Exchange Online

Question 21

Personal assistance from Microsoft to help your organization with Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps application compatibility issues

Answer 21

Desktop App Assure

Use Desktop App Assure to get personal assistance from Microsoft

Question 22

What should be included in the group that tests updates for Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps?

Answer 22

A mix of users and devices from across your organization. Use a mix of users and devices to test as many scenarios as possible.

Question 23

Which Windows 10 update channels doesn’t support Microsoft 365 Apps?

Answer 23

Long-term Servicing Channel. The only channel that doesn’t support Microsoft 365 Apps is the Long-term Servicing Channel (LTSC)

Question 24

An on-premises product used to manage Windows, macOS PCs, and servers. Configuration Manager has a rich set of capabilities that allow you to customize Application management, OS deployment, Software update management and Device compliance

Answer 24

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager

Question 25

Simplifies the way devices get deployed, reset, and repurposed, with an experience that is zero touch for IT and that users will love. Windows Autopilot provides setup and pre-configuration services for new devices so they’re ready to use right out of the box

Answer 25

Windows Autopilot