MS-700 700 Configuring Microsoft Teams Settings 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: A Teams administrator needs to prevent users from adding external apps from the Teams App Store. Which policy should be configured?
- Messaging policy
- App permission policy (Correct answer)
- App setup policy
- Meeting policy
Correct answer: App permission policy
App permission policies control which apps users can install and use in Teams, including blocking external or third-party apps.
Question 2: Which Teams setting allows an organization to configure a custom URL that users are redirected to when they click 'Get Help' in Teams?
- Teams upgrade policy
- Help and feedback settings
- Customized help URL in Teams admin center (Correct answer)
- Messaging policy
Correct answer: Customized help URL in Teams admin center
The Teams admin center allows administrators to set a customized help URL under org-wide Teams settings to redirect users to internal support resources.
Question 3: An administrator wants to allow only specific users to create private channels in Teams. What should be configured?
- Global meeting policy
- Teams policy assigned to specific users (Correct answer)
- Channel messaging policy
- App setup policy
Correct answer: Teams policy assigned to specific users
Teams policies control whether users can create private channels; assigning a restrictive policy to specific users limits this capability.
Question 4: A company wants to ensure that Teams meetings always start with the lobby enabled for external participants. Which policy setting achieves this?
- Who can bypass the lobby — set to 'Everyone in my organization' (Correct answer)
- Meeting chat — set to 'Off'
- Allow cloud recording — set to 'Off'
- Automatically admit people — set to 'Everyone'
Correct answer: Who can bypass the lobby — set to 'Everyone in my organization'
Setting 'Who can bypass the lobby' to 'Everyone in my organization' ensures external participants wait in the lobby before being admitted.
Question 5: Which cmdlet is used in PowerShell to retrieve the current Teams client configuration for an organization?
- Get-CsTeamsClientConfiguration (Correct answer)
- Get-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy
- Get-CsOnlineUser
- Get-CsTeamsMessagingPolicy
Correct answer: Get-CsTeamsClientConfiguration
Get-CsTeamsClientConfiguration retrieves the org-wide Teams client settings such as allowing third-party storage and Skype interop.
Question 6: A Teams admin wants to restrict users from sending GIFs in chat messages. Where is this setting configured?
- App permission policy
- Meeting policy
- Messaging policy (Correct answer)
- Teams policy
Correct answer: Messaging policy
Messaging policies include controls for GIFs, memes, stickers, and other chat content that users can send.
Question 7: What is the effect of setting the 'Allow Giphy' option to Off in a Teams messaging policy?
- Users cannot share files in chat
- Users cannot send animated GIFs from Giphy in conversations (Correct answer)
- Users cannot use emoji in messages
- Users cannot create new chat threads
Correct answer: Users cannot send animated GIFs from Giphy in conversations
Disabling 'Allow Giphy' in the messaging policy prevents users from using the Giphy integration to send animated GIFs in Teams chat.
A Teams administrator needs to prevent users from adding external apps from the Teams App Store.
Which policy should be configured?