Your company plans to migrate to Microsoft Teams from Microsoft Skype for Business Online. The org- wide coexistence mode for Microsoft Teams is set to Teams Only. The company has a user named…

This question tests knowledge of per-user Teams coexistence mode overrides in a hybrid Skype for Business/Microsoft Teams migration scenario. The goal is to identify the correct PowerShell cmdlet and policy name to grant a user a mode that differs from the org-wide setting.

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Question

Your company plans to migrate to Microsoft Teams from Microsoft Skype for Business Online. The org- wide coexistence mode for Microsoft Teams is set to Teams Only. The company has a user named User1. You need to implement a migration solution that meets the following requirements: - User1 must be able to chat and create meetings by using Skype for Business only. - User1 must be able to read and post messages by using Microsoft Teams channels. How should you complete the PowerShell command? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Explanation

Approach. The correct PowerShell command is: Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy -Identity User1 -PolicyName SfbWithTeamsCollab. Even though the org-wide mode is 'Teams Only,' per-user policies override org-wide settings. The SfbWithTeamsCollab (Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration) mode satisfies both requirements: it routes all chats and meeting creation to Skype for Business, while still allowing the user to read and post in Microsoft Teams channels. The cmdlet Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy is always used to assign coexistence modes to individual users. If User1 also needed to schedule meetings in Teams (not just Skype for Business), the correct policy would be SfbWithTeamsCollabAndMeetings instead - but since the requirement explicitly states meetings must be via Skype for Business only, SfbWithTeamsCollab is the right fit.

Concept tested. Microsoft Teams coexistence modes and per-user policy overrides using Grant-CsTeamsUpgradePolicy. Specifically, distinguishing between SfbWithTeamsCollab (chat+meetings in SfB, channels in Teams) vs. SfbWithTeamsCollabAndMeetings (chat in SfB, meetings+channels in Teams) vs. TeamsOnly (everything in Teams), and knowing that per-user grants take precedence over org-wide coexistence mode.

Reference. Microsoft Learn - Choose your upgrade journey: Coexistence modes (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/migration-interop-guidance-for-teams-with-skype)

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#Teams coexistence modes#Skype for Business migration#PowerShell#User policy management

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