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A data platform administrator is setting up a new Microsoft Fabric environment. The organization requires that all new workspaces default to a specific set of data retention policies and sensitivity labels. They also want to restrict the types of data sources that can be connected to Fabric items globally. Which administrative setting in the Fabric Admin portal should the administrator configure to achieve these organization-wide defaults and restrictions?
- ACapacity settings
- BUser settings
- CTenant settings
- DWorkspace settings
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Correct answer: C. Tenant settings
Tenant settings in the Fabric Admin portal allow administrators to configure organization-wide policies and defaults, including data retention, sensitivity labels, and allowed data sources. These settings apply across all workspaces within the tenant.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Capacity settings manage resource allocation and performance for Fabric capacities, not data policies or source restrictions.
- B. User settings are individual preferences, not organization-wide policies.
- D. Workspace settings apply only to a specific workspace, not globally across the organization.
Fabric Tenant Settings
Tenant settings in the Microsoft Fabric Admin portal are global configurations that apply across all workspaces and users within an organization's Fabric tenant.
- Control organization-wide policies and defaults.
- Managed by Fabric administrators.
- Affect aspects like security, data governance, and feature availability.
Memory trick: Tenant settings are like the company handbook, applying to everyone.