Question
The owner of a company needs to know who signs into the system.
You need to ensure that the owner can view the user audit logs.
Where does each action need to be performed? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Explanation
Activate user auditing.: System Settings — Organization-wide auditing is switched on in the Dataverse/Dynamics 365 System Settings under the Auditing tab, where "Start Auditing" and specifically "Audit user access" are enabled; the "Audit user access" option is what records user sign-in (access) events rather than data changes. Customize the System only lets you turn auditing on for individual tables and columns once the organization-level setting exists, and Personal Settings holds per-user preferences with no auditing control at all.
View the user audit logs.: Microsoft 365 Compliance — User access/sign-in events captured by Dataverse auditing surface in the unified audit log, which is searched from the Microsoft 365 compliance (Microsoft Purview) portal audit log search, so that is where the owner reviews who signed in. The in-app options do not work for this: an Individual record only shows the audit history of that one row, Advanced Find cannot query the Audit table, and there is no User Summary report that returns sign-in activity.
