Exam PL-900 topic 1 question 8 discussion

I think that Box 1:Yes "For Microsoft 365 subscribers, the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement apps instance must be in the same tenant as your Microsoft 365 subscription. A user account in Active Directory can only sync with one tenant." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/designing-power-platform-deployments/3-planning-the-deployment

Box 1: No - When you offer your application for use by other companies through a purchase or subscription, you make your application available to customers within their own Azure tenants. This is known as creating a multi-tenant application. Box 2: No - Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/isv-sso-content

Answer: Y N

Yes-No. Yes -Dynamics 365 Sales and Microsoft 365 must be in the same tenant to allow Single Sign-On (SSO). No- You do not need to download a product from AppSource to ensure that SSO works with Dynamics 365 Sales and Microsoft 365, because AppSource is a public marketplace for apps that are intended for a wider audience.

Box 1:Yes, that statement is generally correct. To enable single sign-on (SSO) between Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales and Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office 365), both services should ideally be in the same Microsoft 365 tenant. This setup allows users to sign in once to access both services without the need to enter their credentials separately. When Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 are in the same tenant, you can set up and configure SSO using technologies like Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and Microsoft Identity Platform. This integration streamlines user authentication and improves the user experience.

1 is yes and 2 is no

Box1: No. No, Dynamics 365 Sales and Microsoft 365 do not need to be in the same tenant to allow Single Sign-On (SSO). While it is ideal to have both services within the same tenant for easier administration and management, it is possible to configure SSO between different tenants as well. This can be achieved by establishing trust relationships between the respective Azure AD tenants and configuring the necessary authentication and authorization settings. By setting up federated authentication or using identity providers, users can authenticate once and access both Dynamics 365 Sales and Microsoft 365 services without the need for separate login credentials.

1. Yes 2. No

Guys I wen through mslearn tutorials and courera preparation for the exam. Most of the question here is new for me. Is there any documentation or resourses to prepare for this exam???

Box 1: No. the power apps could exchange the environment when add data.

Box 1: YES. "Each environment is created under an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant, and its resources can only be accessed by users within that tenant. An environment is also bound to a geographic location, like the United States. When you create an app in an environment, that app is routed only to datacenters in that geographic location. Any items that you create in that environment (including chatbots, connections, gateways, flows using Microsoft Power Automate, and more) are also bound to their environment's location." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/designing-power-platform-deployments/3-planning-the-deployment

Dump answers are correct. Read the questions very carefully. Question 1 is NO. Why? The question states that you must use same tenant to Allow SSO that is not true it can be different tenants and it's not a must to use the same tenant Question 2 is NO

Yes No

If you think about licensing of each user you can find that users must be in the same tenant as user subscription. (SSO not subject to this question, it actually check user power platform knowledge)

The answer is No and YES, since if we are in the context of creating a new application with Power Apps, for the first item Power Apps can connect with multiple data sources, so it does not matter if they are in different tenants. For the second item if we download a Power Apps from AppSources we must make sure that it has the appropriate connector to work with D365 or M365.

1:YES 2.NO

Box 1: Yes From MS Learn: "For Microsoft 365 subscribers, the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement apps environment must be in the same tenant as your Microsoft 365 subscription. A user account in Active Directory can only sync with one tenant." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/designing-power-platform-deployments/3-planning-the-deployment Box 2: No (reference link in original answer)