MS-740 Teams Meetings and Live Events Configuration 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: A user reports that meeting options (lobby, recording) are greyed out. What should you check?
- Whether the user is the meeting organizer (Correct answer)
- Whether the user has a Teams license
- Network connectivity to Teams services
- Teams client version
Correct answer: Whether the user is the meeting organizer
Meeting options can only be changed by the meeting organizer; co-organizers and attendees cannot modify these settings.
Question 2: Which cmdlet assigns an Audio Conferencing license to a user via PowerShell?
- Set-MsolUserLicense (Correct answer)
- Set-CsOnlineVoiceUser
- Set-CsUser
- Grant-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy
Correct answer: Set-MsolUserLicense
Set-MsolUserLicense is used to assign Microsoft 365 licenses including Audio Conferencing to users via PowerShell.
Question 3: A live event recording is not available 24 hours after the event. What should you check first?
- Live event usage report in Teams admin center (Correct answer)
- Stream encoding settings
- Organizer's OneDrive storage quota
- Teams service health in Microsoft 365 admin center
Correct answer: Live event usage report in Teams admin center
The live event usage report shows encoding status and recording availability; processing delays or errors are logged there.
Question 4: What maximum number of attendees does a Teams live event support?
- 10,000 (Correct answer)
- 1,000
- 50,000
- 500
Correct answer: 10,000
Teams live events support up to 10,000 attendees in a standard configuration, with extended limits available for large events.
Question 5: A user's meeting invites are missing the Teams join link. What is the most likely cause?
- Outlook add-in for Teams is disabled (Correct answer)
- Teams meeting policy restricts scheduling
- Exchange hybrid misconfiguration
- User's calendar is set to offline mode
Correct answer: Outlook add-in for Teams is disabled
The Teams Meeting add-in for Outlook must be enabled; if disabled, Teams join links are not automatically added to calendar invites.
Question 6: Which Teams meeting policy setting controls whether participants can use the whiteboard feature?
- AllowMeetingWhiteboard (Correct answer)
- AllowAnnotations
- AllowSharedNotes
- AllowCollaboration
Correct answer: AllowMeetingWhiteboard
The AllowMeetingWhiteboard parameter in the Teams meeting policy enables or disables the whiteboard feature during meetings.
MS-740 Teams Meetings and Live Events Configuration 2
A user reports that meeting options (lobby, recording) are greyed out.
What should you check?