MS-203 Named Practice Questions

You have a Microsoft Exchange Online tenant that uses an email domain named @contoso.com. You recently configured Microsoft 365 to use a new email domain named @fabrikam.com instead of @contoso.com Users report that when they send email messages to external recipients, the messages are often erroneously identified as SPAM. You verify that all the users can receive email successfully from other companies. You need to reduce the likelihood that the email will be identified as SPAM by the external recipients. What should you modify?

• AA. a text (TXT) record
• BB. a mail flow rule
• CC. a remote domain
• DD. a safe attachments policy
• EE. a mail exchanger (MX) record

You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses a default domain named contoso.com. Users report that email messages from a domain named fabrikam.com are identified as spam even though the messages are legitimate. You need to prevent messages from fabrikam.com from being identified as spam. What should you do?

• AA. Enable the Zero-hour auto purge (ZAP) email protection feature.
• BB. Enable the safe list on a connection filter.
• CC. Edit the default mail flow rule to bypass the spam filter.
• DD. Modify the IP Allow list of a connection filter policy.