MS-700 · Question #279
You have a Teams deployment. An administrator named Admin1 plans to deploy Teams to a new branch office named Branch1. You need to assign a role to Admin1 and recommend the tool to use to perform…
Answer Area Role: Teams Communications Administrator Tool: Network planner Explanation: Box 1: Teams Communications Administrator To use Network planner, you must be a Global Administrator, Teams Administrator, or Teams Communications Administrator. Note: The Teams…
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Answer Area Role: Teams Communications Administrator Tool: Network planner Explanation: Box 1: Teams Communications Administrator To use Network planner, you must be a Global Administrator, Teams Administrator, or Teams Communications Administrator. Note: The Teams Communications Administrator role has less privilege than the Teams Administrator role. While both roles manage aspects of Microsoft Teams, the Teams Administrator role has broader permissions, including the ability to manage users, groups, and other settings beyond just calling and communication features. The Teams Communications Administrator focuses specifically on voice, meetings, and calling-related functionalities. Box 2: Network planner Network Planner is a new tool that is available in the Teams admin center. It can be found by going to Planning > Network planner. In just a few steps, the Network Planner can help you determine and organize network requirements for connecting Microsoft Teams users across your organization. When you provide your network details and Teams usage, the Network Planner calculates your network requirements for deploying Teams and cloud voice across your organization's physical locations. Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/network-planner
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