Your company wants to display its logo and a custom sign-in message on the Microsoft Entra sign-in page for all users. You need to configure this with the least effort. What should you do?

Use Microsoft 365 admin center to change the sign-in page.

Configure company branding in Microsoft Entra ID with the logo and sign-in text.

Create a custom role to manage branding and assign it to users.

Modify the tenant properties to add the logo and sign-in text.

Fabrikam has a subsidiary with 500 users. You need to delegate user management for that subsidiary to a local IT team, but they must not be able to manage users outside the subsidiary. You also want to avoid creating custom roles. What should you do?

Create a security group containing the subsidiary users and assign the User Administrator role to that group.

Create an administrative unit for the subsidiary, add the 500 users, and assign the User Administrator role scoped to that unit.

Create a custom role with user management permissions and assign it to the local IT team.

Assign the User Administrator role to the local IT team at the tenant level.

What does 'effective permissions' mean in the context of Microsoft Entra roles?

The permissions that are assigned to a user directly

The permissions that are available to a user after they sign in

The permissions that are defined in a custom role

The permissions that a user has after all role assignments and group memberships are considered

Your organization uses Microsoft 365 and has added the custom domain 'litware.com' to Microsoft 365. You now need to configure the domain so that email is delivered to Microsoft 365. What should you do?

Verify the domain in Microsoft Entra ID by adding a TXT record.

Create a new tenant and add the domain to it.

Change the domain's status to 'Active' in the Microsoft 365 admin center.

Add the DNS records (MX, SPF, and autodiscover) that Microsoft 365 provides for the domain.

What is the first step to configure an administrative unit in Microsoft Entra?

Set the administrative unit's scope to a specific Azure subscription

Define custom permissions for the administrative unit

Create the administrative unit and add members to it

Assign a role to a user scoped to the administrative unit

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Configure and Manage a Microsoft Entra Tenant SC-300 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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