MS-700 700 Teams Environment 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: An administrator needs to restrict which users can create new Microsoft Teams in the organization. What is the recommended approach?
- Disable Teams creation in the Teams admin center under Org-wide settings
- Use a Microsoft 365 Group creation policy to limit group creation to a specific security group (Correct answer)
- Remove the Teams license from all users except approved creators
- Configure a conditional access policy to block Teams access
Correct answer: Use a Microsoft 365 Group creation policy to limit group creation to a specific security group
Microsoft Teams creation is controlled via Microsoft 365 Group creation policies, so restricting group creation to a security group prevents unauthorized team creation.
Question 2: A company wants to ensure that all Teams meetings are recorded and stored in a specific SharePoint location. Which feature should be configured?
- Compliance recording policy using a certified recording bot (Correct answer)
- Meeting policy with automatic recording enabled
- Stream recording with custom storage location
- Cloud Video Interop (CVI) recording settings
Correct answer: Compliance recording policy using a certified recording bot
Compliance recording policies using a certified third-party bot enforce mandatory recording for all meetings and store recordings per policy configuration.
Question 3: Which PowerShell module must be installed to manage Microsoft Teams settings via command line?
- AzureAD PowerShell module
- Microsoft Teams PowerShell module (MicrosoftTeams) (Correct answer)
- MSOnline PowerShell module
- Exchange Online PowerShell module
Correct answer: Microsoft Teams PowerShell module (MicrosoftTeams)
The MicrosoftTeams PowerShell module provides cmdlets like Get-CsTeamsClientConfiguration and Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy for Teams administration.
Question 4: An organization uses sensitivity labels. An admin wants to ensure that when a sensitivity label is applied to a Team, external sharing is automatically restricted. What must be configured?
- Enable sensitivity labels for Microsoft 365 Groups in Azure AD (Correct answer)
- Configure a data loss prevention policy in the Security & Compliance Center
- Set up an information barrier policy
- Apply a Teams app permission policy
Correct answer: Enable sensitivity labels for Microsoft 365 Groups in Azure AD
To apply sensitivity labels to Microsoft 365 Groups and Teams, you must first enable this feature in Azure AD using Set-AzureADDirectorySetting.
Question 5: A Teams administrator wants to see which teams have been inactive for more than 90 days. Which tool provides this information natively?
- Teams usage report in the Microsoft 365 admin center (Correct answer)
- Azure AD Access Reviews
- Microsoft Purview eDiscovery
- Teams expiration policy dashboard
Correct answer: Teams usage report in the Microsoft 365 admin center
The Teams usage report in the Microsoft 365 admin center shows team activity including last activity date, helping identify inactive teams.
Question 6: What happens to a Microsoft Team when the associated Microsoft 365 Group is deleted?
- The Team is archived but the channels remain accessible for 30 days
- The Team is immediately and permanently deleted with no recovery option
- The Team and its associated resources enter a soft-delete state recoverable within 30 days (Correct answer)
- Only the channels are deleted; files in SharePoint are retained indefinitely
Correct answer: The Team and its associated resources enter a soft-delete state recoverable within 30 days
When a Microsoft 365 Group is deleted, it enters a soft-delete state for 30 days during which it can be restored along with its associated Team and resources.
Question 7: An admin needs to configure Teams to coexist with an on-premises Skype for Business deployment. Which upgrade mode allows users to use both clients simultaneously?
- TeamsOnly mode
- Islands mode (Correct answer)
- SfBOnly mode
- SfBWithTeamsCollab mode
Correct answer: Islands mode
Islands mode allows users to run both Teams and Skype for Business simultaneously, with both clients receiving chats and calls independently.
An administrator needs to restrict which users can create new Microsoft Teams in the organization.
What is the recommended approach?