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Who can have access to the Power Apps and Power Automate default environment?
Only users that have been manually added by an environment administrator
Only users that have been manually added by a tenant administrator
Every user within the tenant
Every user within the tenant who has Power Apps according to the app plan
When modifying a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policy, how can an administrator know if they're about to break an existing app?
The new Microsoft Power Platform Admin portal provides an experience that automatically detects if a pending change to a DLP policy breaks existing apps.
The DLP Editor V2 app, found within the Center of Excellence Starter Kit, includes functionality that detects if a pending change to a DLP policy breaks existing apps.
Microsoft Power Platform management connectors will automatically detect these breaking changes and notify the administrator.
There's no way to automatically detect whether a pending DLP policy change impacts existing apps.
Within Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies, what is the behavior of the default data group?
All new connectors that are introduced to an environment are placed in the default data group.
Only new custom connectors are placed within the default data group when new custom connectors are added to an environment.
Only new Microsoft connectors are placed within this data group when new Microsoft connectors are added to an environment.
The default data group is only a guideline where new connectors should be placed when they're added to an environment.
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