Microsoft - MS-700: Managing Microsoft Teams
Sample Questions
Question: 533
Measured Skill: Manage teams, channels, chats, and apps (20–25%)
You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription that contains a user named User1.
You enable the Developer Portal app for Teams.
User1 performs the following actions:
- From the Developer Portal, creates an app named App1
- Tests App1 in Teams
- From the Developer Portal, exports the app package of App1
You need to ensure that User1 can publish App1 to the Teams app store. The solution must follow the principle of least privilege.
What should you do?| A | Assign the Teams Administrator role to User1. |
| B | Assign the Teams Communications Administrator role to User1. |
| C | From the Microsoft Teams admin center, modify the app permission policy. |
| D | From the Microsoft Teams admin center, modify the app setup policy. |
Correct answer: AExplanation:
You can publish your agent or app directly to the Microsoft Teams Store inside Microsoft Teams and reach millions of users around the world. If your app is also featured in the Teams Store, you can instantly reach potential customers.
To publish an app to the Teams app store, the user needs the appropriate administrative permissions to manage and publish Teams apps.
The Teams Administrator role provides the required permissions to manage and publish Teams apps.
References:
Publish your Microsoft Teams agent or app
Publish your app to the Teams Store
Question: 534
Measured Skill: Manage meetings and calling (15–20%)
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription.
Users report that they cannot use Microsoft 365 Copilot in Teams meetings.
You need to ensure that users licensed to use Copilot can use it in Teams meetings.
What should you modify in the Microsoft Teams admin center?
(To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.)
| A | Blade: Live events policies
Settings: Meeting engagement |
| B | Blade: Meeting policies
Settings: Content sharing |
| C | Blade: Meeting policies
Settings: Recording & transcription |
| D | Blade: Meeting settings
Settings: Meeting scheduling |
| E | Blade: Meeting settings
Settings: Meeting engagement |
| F | Blade: Meeting template policies
Settings: Recording & transcription |
Correct answer: CExplanation:
Microsoft 365 Copilot in Teams meetings is controlled through Teams meeting policies. The relevant Copilot configuration is located in the Recording & transcription section of the meeting policy. Administrators must ensure that the Copilot and transcription settings are configured appropriately for licensed users.
Reference: Manage Teams meeting transcription
Question: 535
Measured Skill: Monitor, report on, and troubleshoot Teams (15–20%)
Your network contains an on-premises Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain. The domain contains multiple file servers.
Remote users connect to the file servers by using a VPN connection.
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription.
The remote users report poor voice quality during Teams calls when they are connected to the VPN.
You need to ensure that the voice quality during the Teams calls is unaffected when the users are connected to the VPN.
What should you do?| A | Publish an SRV record to a public DNS zone. |
| B | Update the Teams client. |
| C | Implement QoS on the on-premises network. |
| D | Configure split tunneling. |
Correct answer: DExplanation:
When remote users connect through a full-tunnel VPN, all Microsoft Teams audio and video traffic is routed through the corporate network before reaching Microsoft 365. This introduces additional latency, jitter, and potential congestion, which can significantly degrade call quality.
Microsoft recommends VPN split tunneling for Teams media traffic so that audio, video, and screen-sharing traffic go directly to Microsoft 365 instead of traversing the VPN. This improves voice and meeting quality for remote users.
Reference: Securing Teams media traffic for VPN split tunneling
Question: 536
Measured Skill: Configure and manage a Teams environment (40–45%)
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription. The subscription contains the Microsoft Teams teams shown in the following table.
On January 5, you perform the following tasks:
- Create three information barrier (IB) segments named Segment1, Segment2, and Segment3.
- Create the IB policies shown in the following table.
The subscription contains the users shown in the following table.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
(Note: Each correct selection is worth one point.)
| A | User1 can be added to Team2: Yes
User2 can be added to Team3: Yes
User3 can be added to Team1: Yes |
| B | User1 can be added to Team2: Yes
User2 can be added to Team3: Yes
User3 can be added to Team1: No |
| C | User1 can be added to Team2: Yes
User2 can be added to Team3: No
User3 can be added to Team1: Yes |
| D | User1 can be added to Team2: No
User2 can be added to Team3: Yes
User3 can be added to Team1: No |
| E | User1 can be added to Team2: No
User2 can be added to Team3: Yes
User3 can be added to Team1: Yes |
| F | User1 can be added to Team2: No
User2 can be added to Team3: No
User3 can be added to Team1: No |
Correct answer: EExplanation:
A key point is that Team1 was created before the IB segments and policies were created (Jan 1 vs. Jan 5). Existing teams are not automatically segmented. Teams created after the IB policies (Team2 and Team3) are subject to the IB rules.
User1 can be added to Team2: No
User1 belongs to Segment1 and Team2 belongs to Segment2. Policy1 blocks collaboration between Segment1 and Segment2.
User2 can be added to Team3: Yes
Policy2 explicitly allows communication and collaboration between Segment2 and Segment3.
User3 can be added to Team1: Yes
Team1 existed before the information barriers were configured, so it is not segmented by the IB policies.
References:
Information Barriers in Microsoft Teams
Learn about Information Barriers
Change Information Barriers modes with a PowerShell script
Question: 537
Measured Skill: Configure and manage a Teams environment (40–45%)
You have a Teams deployment that contains a team named Team1.
You are a Microsoft 365 administrator and the owner of Team1.
Two guest users named User1 and User2 are members of Team1.
You need to perform the following tasks:
- Remove User1 from both Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant.
- Remove User2 from Team1.
Each task must use a method that requires the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you use for each task?
(To answer, drag the appropriate options to the correct tasks. Each option may be used once, more than once, or not at all. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.)
| A | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The Exchange admin center
Remove User2 from Team1: The Microsoft Teams admin center |
| B | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The Microsoft 365 admin center
Remove User2 from Team1: The Teams client |
| C | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The Teams client
Remove User2 from Team1: The Microsoft Teams admin center |
| D | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The Microsoft Teams admin center
Remove User2 from Team1: The Microsoft 365 admin center |
| E | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The SharePoint admin center
Remove User2 from Team1: The Exchange admin center |
| F | Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant: The Microsoft 365 admin center
Remove User2 from Team1: The SharePoint admin center |
Correct answer: BExplanation:
Remove User1 from Team1 and the Microsoft 365 tenant → The Microsoft 365 admin center
To remove a guest user completely from the Microsoft 365 tenant (Microsoft Entra ID/B2B guest account), you use the Microsoft 365 admin center. Deleting the guest account also removes the user's access to Teams and other Microsoft 365 resources.
Remove User2 from Team1 → The Teams client
You are already the owner of Team1. Team owners can directly remove members and guests from a team in the Teams client without requiring administrator access.
References:
Guests in the Microsoft 365 admin center
Assign team owners and members in Microsoft Teams admin center