MS-700 · Question #143
You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Teams. You have 200 Teams devices that are managed by using Microsoft Intune. You need to review real-time alerts when a Teams device goes offline…
The correct answer is C. a device state rule. In the Microsoft Teams Admin Center, under Notifications & Alerts > Rules, you can create a 'Device state rule' that triggers real-time alerts when a managed Teams device changes state - such as going offline. This is purpose-built for Teams device monitoring. Option A (device…
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- Athe Teams device usage report
- Bthe Azure portal
- Ca device state rule
- DMicrosoft Endpoint Manager
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(45 responses)- A9% (4)
- B16% (7)
- C73% (33)
- D2% (1)
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In the Microsoft Teams Admin Center, under Notifications & Alerts > Rules, you can create a 'Device state rule' that triggers real-time alerts when a managed Teams device changes state - such as going offline. This is purpose-built for Teams device monitoring. Option A (device usage report) is a historical report, not a real-time alerting mechanism. Option B (Azure portal) manages Azure resources and identity, not Teams device state alerts. Option D (Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune) manages device compliance and configuration but does not generate Teams-specific device offline alerts; the alert configuration itself must be done via the device state rule in Teams Admin Center.
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