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MS-700 · Question #226

You have a Teams deployment that contains a team named Team1. An administrator named Admin1 plans to perform the following tasks: - Add an app named App1 to Team1. - Ensure that an app named App2 is…

Box 1: Teams Administrator You manage apps in the Teams admin center, you must have a Teams Administrator role. Some admins with a higher privilege role can accomplish app governance tasks but we recommend using the lower privilege role where possible. Note: In the Teams admin…

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You have a Teams deployment that contains a team named Team1. An administrator named Admin1 plans to perform the following tasks: - Add an app named App1 to Team1. - Ensure that an app named App2 is blocked from user access. You need to assign a role to Admin1 and recommend the setting to configure to complete the tasks. The solution must follow the principle of least privilege. What should you do? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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Box 1: Teams Administrator You manage apps in the Teams admin center, you must have a Teams Administrator role. Some admins with a higher privilege role can accomplish app governance tasks but we recommend using the lower privilege role where possible. Note: In the Teams admin center, we provide a few dedicated pages and Uls to manage your apps. You manage apps for your organization in the Manage apps page in the Teams admin center portal. Use the URL https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/policies/manage-apps to view and govern the apps that are available in your organization's app catalog, evaluate apps before allowing those and find support information, manage availability of apps across your org on a per-user or per-app basis, and do more.

Box 2: Manage apps The Manage apps page displays all the available apps and the current org-level app status. To allow or block an app in Teams admin center, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to the Teams admin center and access Teams apps > Manage apps.
  2. Select the app on the Manage apps page and select Allow or Block option.

Topics

#Teams app management#Teams administrative roles#App permission policies#Least privilege

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