HOTSPOT
Your company has an Office 365 subscription and uses Microsoft Skype for Business Online. The environment
includes the domains shown in the following image, and is configured as shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit
button.)
Skype for Business is not deployed in a hybrid configuration.
An employee requires specific Skype for Business communication settings. The employee’s account is
configured as shown in the following image.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. Each correct
selection is worth one point.
Hot Area:
Answer: 
Explanation:
Internal communication (contoso.com), and external communication with fabrikam.com are both allowed.https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Users-can-contact-external-Skype-for-Business-users-b414873a-0059-
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I think that they are wrong on this one.
As the “Turn on communication with Skype users and users of other public IM service providers” AND “External Skype users” are both selected, this should mean that the third answer is also YES.
Please let me know if I’m wrong.
I tend to agree. And doesn’t the domain Status have to say ‘Active’ on the domains page? It only says ‘Setup complete’, so I took it as a trick question and tend to favour the answer No in question #1.
Hmmm…have to retract that statement on the Active thingy.
https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/What-do-domain-statuses-mean-in-Office-365-3ecf1fef-3b31-497c-98bc-e57e2413b4e5
#1 would be Yes then. 🙂
I’m saying No, as tenancy settings would override user settings.
But the tenant settings are that “Turn on communication with Skype users and users of other public IM service providers” is turned on, making #3 a Yes.
The trick for third option is: IM is allowed only for allowed domain!! Tenant settings 🙂
The contoso users can have Skype for business conversations with Skype for business users of contoso.com and fabrikam.com
Contoso users can have Skype for business conversations with consumer Skype who uses its Microsoft account to be connected
The second is no and the third is no.
For the first it depends how your understand the sentence ..
users of contoso domain can have Skype for business conversations with all consumer Skype who login with a Microsoft account. But you can’t use a Microsoft account to connect on contoso domain, only a domain account which is enabled for Skype for business . I would say Yes for the first if you understand that users of contoso domain can discuss with consumers skype
The “On only for allowed domain” settings is for external Skype for Business users.
and the “public IM connectivity” tick box is for external Skype users.
So based on the screen, I would say all 3 are YES
Tricky, the wording is now updated in the Skype for Business Admin Centre, the top option is allow external for “skype for business users” to certain domains and then allow skype users. In that case its only ‘skype for business’ which is restricted to certain domains, skype users are not.
So if the question is updated in the actual exam then its
YES
YES
YES