MS-700 · Question #113
For each of the following statements regarding User1's settings, determine if the statement is true or false. Select 'Yes' if true, 'No' if false. Statements: 1. Meet now in channels is turned off…
This question tests your ability to navigate Microsoft Teams Admin Center to read meeting policy assignments and individual policy settings for a specific user. You must distinguish between the Global (Org-wide default) policy and custom-assigned policies, then read specific…
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- Meet now in channels is turned off for User1.
- Transcription is turned off for User1.
- The Global (Org-wide default) policy applies to User1.
Explanation
This question tests your ability to navigate Microsoft Teams Admin Center to read meeting policy assignments and individual policy settings for a specific user. You must distinguish between the Global (Org-wide default) policy and custom-assigned policies, then read specific toggle states within whichever policy applies.
Approach. The correct approach is to first check the User1 profile in Teams Admin Center (Users > Manage users > User1 > Policies tab) to see which Meeting Policy is assigned. If no custom policy is explicitly assigned, the Global (Org-wide default) policy applies - this makes Statement 3 true or false. Next, navigate to Meetings > Meeting policies and open the applicable policy to check the 'Meet now in channels' toggle (under Meeting scheduling) and the 'Transcription' toggle (under Recording & transcription). Each toggle being On or Off directly answers Statements 1 and 2. A common trap is assuming the Global policy always applies - if a custom policy is assigned to User1, Statement 3 is False, and you must read settings from that custom policy, not the Global one.
Concept tested. Microsoft Teams Admin Center - Meeting Policy assignment per user (Global vs. custom) and reading individual policy settings (Meet now in channels, Transcription) for a named user
Reference. Microsoft Learn: Manage meeting policies in Microsoft Teams - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-policies-overview
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