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Box 1: Yes

The Safe Attachments 1 policy applies to Group1. Alex Wilber is in Group1.

Box 2: No

Megan Bowen is in Group2. The Safe Attachments 2 policy applies to Group2. The Safe Attachments 2 policy will block the email rather then remove the attachment and deliver the email.

Box 3: No

Lynne Robbins is in the Sales department which means she is a member of Group3. She is also a member of Group2 and Group4.

The Safe Attachments 2 policy blocks emails and applies to Group2. There are no other Safe Attachments policies that apply to Group3 or Group4. Therefore, Safe Attachments 2 is the only policy that applies to Lynne Robbins so you do not need to increase the priority of the policy to block the emails.

You need to remove the remote domains first then assign a license to the user account.

A. For the default audit log retention policy, set Duration to 1 Year. Reference: https://doc s.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/retention-policies-in-the-security-compliance-center?view=o365-worldwide#create-or-edit-a-retention-policy Explanation: You can set the default audit log retention policy to retain log entries for up to one year by changing the "Duration" setting to "1 Year."

C. Create a retention policy that has a one-year retention tag and apply the policy to the user mailboxes in the legal department. Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/retention-policies-in-the-security-compliance-center?view=o365-worldwide#create-o r-edit-a-retention-policy

You can create a retention policy with a one-year retention tag, and then apply the policy to the user mailboxes in the legal department. This will ensure that the audit log entries for those users are retained for up to one year as per the retention tag.

Set-Mailbox -Identity * -ArchiveQuota "Unlimited"

To ensure that the default size of each user's archive mailbox increases automatically when the mailbox approaches the storage limit and to apply the solution automatically to all current and future mailboxes, you can use the Set-Mailbox cmdlet in PowerShell and specify the -ArchiveQuota parameter.

Here is an example of how you could complete the PowerShell command:

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Set-Mailbox -Identity * -ArchiveQuota "Unlimited"

This command will set the archive mailbox size to unlimited for all mailboxes in the tenant.

Please note that, when you set the archive mailbox size to unlimited, the user's mailbox will continue to grow until it reaches the available storage space in the tenant.

You could also set a specific size limit, for example:

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Set-Mailbox -Identity * -ArchiveQuota "50 GB"

This command will set the archive mailbox size to 50 GB for all mailboxes in the tenant.

You can then use the Get-Mailbox cmdlet to verify the new archive mailbox size for all mailboxes in the tenant:

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Get-Mailbox -Identity * | Select DisplayName, ArchiveQuota

This command will return the DisplayName and ArchiveQuota properties for all mailboxes in the tenant.