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MS-700 · Question #43

Your company has a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains three groups named HR, Marketing, and Sales. You need to configure the Microsoft Teams desktop client. The solution must meet the…

The correct answer is C. Create an app setup policy for HR. D. Create an app setup policy for Marketing. To meet the distinct app bar configuration requirements for the HR and Marketing groups, two separate app setup policies must be created. One policy for HR will prevent app pinning, and another for Marketing will pin the Microsoft Planner app to their app bar, ensuring Sales…

Configure and manage a Teams environment

Question

Your company has a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains three groups named HR, Marketing, and Sales. You need to configure the Microsoft Teams desktop client. The solution must meet the following requirements:
  • Members of the HR group must be prevented from pinning apps to their app bar.
  • Members of the Marketing group must have the Microsoft Planner app pinned to their app bar.
  • Members of the Sales group must not be affected by policies applied to the Marketing and HR groups. Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

Options

  • AModify the global app setup policy.
  • BModify the global app permission policy.
  • CCreate an app setup policy for HR.
  • DCreate an app setup policy for Marketing.
  • ECreate an app permission policy for Marketing.
  • FCreate an app permission policy for HR.

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    12% (5)
  • C
    76% (31)
  • E
    2% (1)
  • F
    7% (3)

Why each option

To meet the distinct app bar configuration requirements for the HR and Marketing groups, two separate app setup policies must be created. One policy for HR will prevent app pinning, and another for Marketing will pin the Microsoft Planner app to their app bar, ensuring Sales remains unaffected.

AModify the global app setup policy.

Modifying the global app setup policy would apply changes to *all* users in the organization, including the Sales group, which explicitly violates the requirement that the Sales group not be affected by these specific policy changes.

BModify the global app permission policy.

Modifying the global app permission policy controls which apps are available for *all* users to install and use, not how apps are arranged or pinned on the app bar.

CCreate an app setup policy for HR.Correct

Creating a specific app setup policy for the HR group allows administrators to define whether users in that group can pin apps to their app bar or if only administrator-defined apps are allowed. This policy can then be assigned to the HR group to meet the requirement.

DCreate an app setup policy for Marketing.Correct

Creating an app setup policy for the Marketing group enables administrators to pre-pin specific applications, such as Microsoft Planner, to the app bar for users in that group. This directly fulfills the requirement for the Marketing team to have the Planner app readily available.

ECreate an app permission policy for Marketing.

Creating an app permission policy for Marketing would control which apps the Marketing group is *allowed to use or install*, not which apps are *pinned* to their app bar or if they can pin apps.

FCreate an app permission policy for HR.

Creating an app permission policy for HR would control which apps the HR group is *allowed to use or install*, not if they can *pin* apps to their app bar.

Concept tested: Microsoft Teams custom app setup policies

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-app-setup-policies

Topics

#Teams App Policies#App Setup Policies#App Pinning#Microsoft Planner

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