MS-203 - Microsoft 365 Messaging Mobile Device Access and Policies Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What is a selective wipe in the context of Exchange ActiveSync mobile device management?
Answer: A wipe that removes only corporate data and the EAS profile without affecting personal data
A selective wipe removes only the corporate EAS profile and associated data, leaving personal data on the device intact.
Which parameter in a mobile device mailbox policy requires that the device encrypt locally stored data?
Answer: -RequireDeviceEncryption
The -RequireDeviceEncryption parameter enforces storage encryption on mobile devices accessing Exchange Online.
How long does Exchange Online wait before sending a wipe command after a device is reported lost (using the inactivity lock timeout feature)?
Answer: It is configured per policy using -MaxInactivityTimeLock
The -MaxInactivityTimeLock parameter in the mobile device mailbox policy defines the idle timeout before the device locks, and wipe thresholds are set separately.
Where in the Exchange Admin Center can administrators view and approve quarantined mobile devices?
Answer: Mobile > Mobile Device Access
The Mobile Device Access section under Mobile in the Exchange Admin Center shows quarantined devices awaiting approval.
What does the -AllowSimplePassword parameter in a mobile device mailbox policy control?
Answer: Whether sequential or repeated characters are allowed in the device PIN
AllowSimplePassword controls whether patterns like '1234' or '0000' with sequential or repeated characters are permitted as device PINs.
Which feature allows Exchange Online to block specific mobile device models from connecting regardless of policy?
Answer: Device Access Rules
Device Access Rules in Exchange Online allow administrators to block or allow specific device families, OS versions, or device types.
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