HOTSPOT
Your company has an Exchange Server 2016 organization. The organization contains two Mailbox severs and
one Edge Transport server.
You need to modify the anti-spam strategy of the organization to resolve the following issues:Users in the marketing department report that most email messages identified as spam are legitimate.
Users in the human resources department report that they receive hundreds of email messages daily, which
contain the phrase “Free Vacation”.
Which cmdlet should you use to resolve each issue? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer
area.
Hot Area:
Answer: 
Explanation:
Box 1: Set-DistrutionGroup
Box 2: Set-ContentFilterConfig
Use the Set-ContentFilterConfig cmdlet to modify the content filter configuration on a Mailbox server or an EdgeTransport server.
Content filtering evaluates inbound email messages by assessing the probability that the messages are
legitimate or spam.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124739(v=exchg.160).aspx
It doesn’t mention that Marketing is being emailed via a distribution group?…does anybody have the syntax for set-distributiongroup in this instance?
Otherwise, Set-ContentFilterConfig is correct for part 2
from the available options, I go with
Set-Mailbox -SCLJunkEnabled $True -SCLJunkThreshold run against each Marketing user mailbox to give some level of control.
Set-OrganizationConfig will also do, but it affects globally, So I didn’t opt.
There are no AntiSpam settings I could see in Set-DistributionGroup cmdlet.
I agree with this, especially without a distribution group being mentioned. “marketing department users”, not “marketing department distribution group”
Great work bud! Keep it up!
Doesn’t this line: “You need to modify the anti-spam strategy of the organization to resolve the following issues” make Set-OrganizationConfig more viable than Set-Mailbox? (not to mention it would save a lot of time hehe)
I like what you’ve noticed here, Dennis. Great catch. I think you’re right.
Anybody else?
Reddy?