A company permits collaboration with one partner tenant but wants acquired authentication attempts to other unauthorized tenants blocked. Which design fits?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Use only an inbound B2B policy and assume it controls all external-tenant sign-ins
B.Configure tenant restrictions v2 exceptions and enable universal tenant restrictions signaling
C.Configure only a permitted geographic named location
D.Enable Microsoft traffic forwarding but leave the tenant restrictions v2 policy undefined

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Configure tenant restrictions v2 exceptions and enable universal tenant restrictions signaling

Tenant restrictions v2 defines permitted external tenant access; universal restrictions signaling makes that policy available on acquired authentication traffic. Inbound B2B policies address entry into the company tenant rather than all external-tenant authentication. Forwarding alone does not define tenant restrictions. Geographic location does not identify which external tenant is permitted.

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