A company uses SharePoint Online. The company has implemented eDiscovery. You create
a security group named eDiscovery. You need to ensure that users in the eDiscovery group
can view all discoverable content. What should you do?
A.
Add the eDiscovery group as site collection administrators for every site collection that
contains discoverable content. B Grant Full Control permissions to eDiscovery
administrators.
B.
Grant the eDiscovery group access to content in all web applications by using a web
application user policy.
C.
Configure the eDiscovery center to use forms-based authentication.
ERROR: the correct answer is A.(see https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161512.aspx)
There are two ways:
1-Grant eDiscovery users access to all content in a web application by using web application user policy.
2-Add eDiscovery users as site collection administrators for every site collection that contains discoverable content.
A
Chode is incorrect. They recommend to do it at the web application level so the answer is B. But technically that should be C. since B got wrapped up in A’s answer.
A.
A. Add the eDiscovery group as site collection administrators for every site collection that
contains discoverable content.
B. Grant Full Control permissions to eDiscovery
administrators.
Correct C. Grant the eDiscovery group access to content in all web applications by using a web
application user policy.
D.
Configure the eDiscovery center to use forms-based authentication.
Because SharePoint Online is a hosted service, administrators cannot access web applications directly. Therefore, in SharePoint Online you must explicitly add eDiscovery users as site collection administrators on each site collection that contains discoverable content.
Answer: A
Source: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161512.aspx
Correct
Correct
If we are only talking about SharePoint Online, then why does the material include SQL configuration, load balancing and installing services?
If you consider an on-premise environment, the web application policy is surely preferred over giving everyone site collection administrator priviliges
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not A while C is in the answers.
sure granting admin rights does solve the problem stated
BUT introduces security issue
although not asked for: I guess that Microsoft would rather see you granting the least possible rights