MS-700 · Question #92
Evaluate the following statements and determine the correct Yes/No status for each: Statements: Meet now in channels is turned off for User1. Transcription is turned off for User1. The Global…
This question tests knowledge of Microsoft Teams Admin Center meeting policy assignment and inheritance. It requires determining which policy applies to a specific user and what settings that policy enforces.
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This question tests knowledge of Microsoft Teams Admin Center meeting policy assignment and inheritance. It requires determining which policy applies to a specific user and what settings that policy enforces.
Approach. In Teams Admin Center, meeting policies are assigned per-user. If User1 has a custom policy assigned, the Global (Org-wide default) policy does NOT apply - making that statement 'No'. You must then inspect the custom policy's specific settings for 'Meet now in channels' and 'Transcription' to answer those statements. Conversely, if User1 has no custom policy assigned, the Global policy applies ('Yes'), and you evaluate the Global policy's settings. The key rule: a directly assigned policy always overrides the Global default, so you must first identify which policy is in effect before evaluating individual settings.
Concept tested. Microsoft Teams Admin Center meeting policy assignment hierarchy - specifically how Global (Org-wide default) policies interact with per-user custom policy assignments, and how individual meeting settings like 'Meet now in channels' and 'Allow transcription' are controlled within those policies.
Reference. Microsoft Learn: Manage meeting policies in Microsoft Teams - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-policies-overview
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