MS-700 · Question #31
You purchase an app named App1 from the Microsoft Teams Store. You need to add App1 to the Microsoft Teams client for a specific group of users. Which two actions should you perform from the…
The correct answer is B. From App setup policies, create a new app setup policy. D. From the properties of each user, edit the assigned policies. To add an app from the Microsoft Teams Store to the Teams client for a specific group of users, an administrator must create a new app setup policy and then assign that policy to the targeted users. This allows for customized app experiences beyond the global defaults.
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- AFrom the Meeting settings, modify the Network settings.
- BFrom App setup policies, create a new app setup policy.
- CFrom App setup policies, modify the global app setup policy.
- DFrom the properties of each user, edit the assigned policies.
- EFrom the Org-wide settings, modify the Devices settings.
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To add an app from the Microsoft Teams Store to the Teams client for a specific group of users, an administrator must create a new app setup policy and then assign that policy to the targeted users. This allows for customized app experiences beyond the global defaults.
Meeting settings and Network settings are unrelated to managing which applications are available or pinned in the Microsoft Teams client.
Creating a new app setup policy allows administrators to define a specific configuration for apps, including which apps are allowed, blocked, or pinned in the Teams client, tailored for a particular group of users. This policy can then be applied to target specific user groups.
Modifying the global app setup policy would apply the changes to *all* users in the organization, which contradicts the requirement to target a "specific group of users."
After creating a new app setup policy, it must be explicitly assigned to the desired users or groups. This assignment ensures that the custom app configuration defined in the policy is applied to only those specific individuals, fulfilling the requirement for a "specific group of users."
Org-wide settings and Devices settings manage device-specific configurations and organization-wide defaults, not the availability or pinning of apps for users.
Concept tested: Microsoft Teams app setup policy management and assignment
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-app-setup-policies
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