You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription. You plan to have Teams administrators use self-help diagnostics. Which two scenarios are covered by self-help diagnostics? Each correct answer presents a…

Self-help diagnostics in the Microsoft 365 admin center include tools to assist administrators in troubleshooting common issues, such as locating a missing Teams meeting recording by providing meeting IDs or user details.

Reviewing Teams guest access is typically done through broader admin settings and reports, rather than a specific self-help diagnostic for a single issue.

Validating a user's ability to disable Teams live events is usually a permissions check performed through policy settings or PowerShell, not a dedicated self-help diagnostic.

Another scenario covered by self-help diagnostics is validating whether a specific user is correctly configured with the necessary policies and licenses to record Teams meetings, helping identify why a user might be unable to record.

Validating end-to-end encryption for Teams meetings is an advanced security check that is not typically offered as a self-help diagnostic, as E2EE status is usually indicated within the meeting or governed by policy.