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MS-700 · Question #228

You have a Teams deployment. You need to customize the message that is displayed when a user requests access to a blocked app. What should you do in the Microsoft Teams admin center?

The correct answer is E. From Manage apps, configure the Org-wide app settings. To customize the message displayed when a user requests access to a blocked app in a Teams deployment, you should configure the Org-wide app settings from Manage apps in the Microsoft Teams admin center.

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You have a Teams deployment. You need to customize the message that is displayed when a user requests access to a blocked app. What should you do in the Microsoft Teams admin center?

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Options

  • ACreate an app setup policy
  • BFrom Teams settings, configure the Notifications and feeds settings.
  • CCreate a policy package.
  • DConfigure the Customize app store settings.
  • EFrom Manage apps, configure the Org-wide app settings.

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Why each option

To customize the message displayed when a user requests access to a blocked app in a Teams deployment, you should configure the Org-wide app settings from Manage apps in the Microsoft Teams admin center.

ACreate an app setup policy

Creating an app setup policy controls app availability and pinning for users, but it does not customize the message for blocked app requests.

BFrom Teams settings, configure the Notifications and feeds settings.

Configuring Notifications and feeds settings under Teams settings relates to user notifications within Teams, not custom messages for blocked app requests.

CCreate a policy package.

Creating a policy package bundles multiple policies for easier assignment but is not the specific setting to customize the message for blocked app requests.

DConfigure the Customize app store settings.

"Customize app store settings" refers to branding the Teams app store, not customizing the message displayed when an app is blocked.

EFrom Manage apps, configure the Org-wide app settings.Correct

The "Org-wide app settings" within the "Manage apps" section of the Microsoft Teams admin center includes an option to customize the message shown to users when they attempt to access an app blocked by an administrator. This setting allows organizations to provide specific guidance or contact information.

Concept tested: Customizing blocked app request messages

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/manage-apps#org-wide-app-settings

Topics

#App Management#Teams Admin Center#Org-wide App Settings#User App Requests

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