MS-700 700 Teams Environment 4 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: A Teams admin wants to ensure that private channels in a team are only visible to their members and not to team owners who are not channel members. Is this the default behavior?
- No, team owners can always see and access all private channels by default
- Yes, private channels are hidden from team owners who are not members by default (Correct answer)
- No, global admins can see private channels but team owners cannot
- Yes, but team owners can be granted access through the Teams admin center
Correct answer: Yes, private channels are hidden from team owners who are not members by default
Private channels are only visible to their members by default; even team owners cannot see or access private channels unless they are explicitly added as members.
Question 2: What is the purpose of the Teams Network Planner tool in the Teams admin center?
- To configure QoS DSCP markings for Teams traffic
- To calculate recommended bandwidth requirements based on user personas and locations (Correct answer)
- To monitor real-time network performance for Teams calls
- To configure split tunneling for VPN users
Correct answer: To calculate recommended bandwidth requirements based on user personas and locations
The Network Planner tool helps administrators estimate bandwidth requirements for Teams by modeling user personas and site locations before deployment.
Question 3: A company needs to retain all Teams chat messages for 7 years for compliance purposes. Which solution should be implemented?
- Configure a Teams backup policy in the Teams admin center
- Create a retention policy in Microsoft Purview targeting Teams chats and channel messages (Correct answer)
- Enable Teams message archiving in Exchange Online
- Configure a litigation hold on all user mailboxes
Correct answer: Create a retention policy in Microsoft Purview targeting Teams chats and channel messages
Microsoft Purview retention policies can target Teams chats and channel messages specifically, enforcing retention for the required duration.
Question 4: An administrator configures a Teams calling policy with AllowPrivateCalling set to False. What is the effect on the assigned users?
- Users cannot make or receive any calls in Teams (Correct answer)
- Users cannot initiate one-to-one calls but can still join calls they are invited to
- Users can only make calls within the organization, not to external numbers
- Users cannot place calls to PSTN numbers but can call other Teams users
Correct answer: Users cannot make or receive any calls in Teams
Setting AllowPrivateCalling to False in a calling policy removes the Calls tab and prevents users from making or receiving any calls in Teams.
Question 5: Which Teams feature allows an organization to create a community for external users such as customers or partners without requiring them to have an Azure AD account?
- Guest access with B2B collaboration
- Teams Connect shared channels
- Teams for personal use (consumer accounts) (Correct answer)
- Managed communities in Teams
Correct answer: Teams for personal use (consumer accounts)
Teams for personal use allows consumer Microsoft account holders to be added to Teams communities, enabling engagement without requiring an organizational Azure AD account.
Question 6: When configuring Quality of Service (QoS) for Microsoft Teams, what is the recommended DSCP value for Teams audio traffic?
- DSCP 34 (AF41)
- DSCP 46 (EF) (Correct answer)
- DSCP 18 (AF21)
- DSCP 0 (Best Effort)
Correct answer: DSCP 46 (EF)
Microsoft recommends DSCP 46 (Expedited Forwarding) for Teams audio traffic to ensure it receives the highest network priority.
Question 7: A Teams administrator needs to allow users in the organization to search for and chat with Teams users in another organization. Neither organization is in the same tenant. What must be configured?
- Enable Guest access on both tenants
- Configure external access (federation) on both tenants (Correct answer)
- Set up Azure AD B2B direct connect
- Enable Teams Connect shared channels
Correct answer: Configure external access (federation) on both tenants
External access (federation) must be enabled on both tenants to allow users to search for and communicate with users in external Microsoft 365 organizations.
A Teams admin wants to ensure that private channels in a team are only visible to their members and not to team owners who are not channel members.
Is this the default behavior?