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MS-700 · Question #5

You identify the following issues during the pilot project: Microsoft Teams users report that they often receive continuous notifications from the Microsoft Teams client for 20 minutes. Two pilot…

The correct answer is A. Modify the department attribute of both users. To resolve membership issues for users who are not automatically added to a Microsoft Teams team, you should modify their department attribute if the team uses dynamic membership.

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Question

You identify the following issues during the pilot project: Microsoft Teams users report that they often receive continuous notifications from the Microsoft Teams client for 20 minutes. Two pilot users in the HR department report that they are not members of the HR team. You need to resolve the membership issues for the two pilot users. What should you do?

Options

  • AModify the department attribute of both users.
  • BInvite both users to the HR team.
  • CAdd both users to the HR group.
  • DModify the privacy level of the HR team.

How the community answered

(17 responses)
  • A
    82% (14)
  • B
    12% (2)
  • D
    6% (1)

Why each option

To resolve membership issues for users who are not automatically added to a Microsoft Teams team, you should modify their department attribute if the team uses dynamic membership.

AModify the department attribute of both users.Correct

If the HR team is configured with dynamic membership (often based on attributes like "Department"), modifying the department attribute of the two users to "HR" would automatically add them to the HR team upon the next synchronization cycle. This is a common and scalable way to manage large teams based on organizational structure.

BInvite both users to the HR team.

Inviting users manually to a team is an option, but if the team is expected to manage membership dynamically based on attributes, modifying the attribute is the more scalable and intended solution for a "membership issue" that implies an automated process.

CAdd both users to the HR group.

Adding users to an HR group might be relevant if that group is used for team membership, but "HR group" is generic; modifying the department attribute directly influences dynamic membership rules, which is a more specific and likely cause of automated membership issues.

DModify the privacy level of the HR team.

Modifying the privacy level of the HR team (e.g., from public to private) affects who can discover or join the team, but it does not directly add existing users who are currently missing from the team.

Concept tested: Microsoft Teams dynamic team membership

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/solutions/create-dynamic-teams

Topics

#Team Membership#Dynamic Membership#Azure AD Attributes#Troubleshooting

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