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Which of the following is true when handling conflict accounts with Google Workspace customers?

 

• User’s can decide whether to allow their existing address and data to be added to the corporate Google Workspace tenant
• Administrators can opt-in all existing conflict accounts to be added to the corporate Google Workspace tenant
• User’s can decide whether to allow their existing address to be added to the corporate Google Workspace tenant
• User’s can decide whether to allow their existing data to be added to the corporate Google Workspace tenant

 

 

You are using Google Workspace Calendar Interop for Microsoft Exchange to share availability information between legacy and Google Workspace calendars. Which of the following must you do to allow Exchange users to see Google Calendar availability information?

 

• Ensure that Google Workspace users do not appear in the Exchange Global Address List.
• Create a “Google Calendar” group in Exchange and add all Google Workspace users to this group.
• Create a role account in Google Workspace to be used by Exchange to get each Google user’s availability information.
• Move the Google Workspace users to a specific organizational unit (OU) and enable calendar sharing.

 

 

Which option do Google Workspace administrators NOT have for enforcing second factor authentication (2SV) for their users?

 

• Selective enforcement for diverse user populations
• Allow custom grace periods for new employees to enroll in 2SV
• Admins can enroll and enforce users in 2SV automatically
• Enforcement from a specific date
• Give users the ability to choose “trusted devices” for less frequent 2SV challenges

 

 

An organization with 10,000 employees has multiple Active Directory forests within their environment. When provisioning users for Google Workspace, which two actions does Google recommend when possible?

 

Select 2 Correct Responses

• Use the Admin console to manually provision users.
• Divide the employees into separate Google Workspace instances based on Active Directory membership.
• Consolidate all forests into a single Active Directory.
• Configure a dedicated (aggregated) LDAP system for GCDS provisioning.
• Configure a single instance of GCDS using a reverse proxy to connect to all forests.

 

 

A customer with over 25,000 Windows machines wants to enforce strict control over Chrome extensions installed in their environment. What should they do?

 

• Chrome extensions are controlled only at the user level and must be restricted only through written policies
• The customer should create Chrome manifest files to whitelist extensions during deployment of Chrome browser
• Use the Google Admin console to deploy only approved extensions to all users
• Use Google provided group policy templates (.adm and .admx) to create a centrally controlled level of restriction
• Chrome browser natively inspects and verifies all extensions by default so no further action is needed

 

 

You are in the Early Adopters phase of a Google Workspace deployment. Which set of users does Google recommend that you deploy in this phase?

 

• Executives and IT staff
• 25% of users from technical teams
• 10% of users from across all business units
• IT staff and the project team