You have a Microsoft Skype for Business Server 2015 deployment that includes several Skype Room System v2 devices. You are migrating to Microsoft Teams. You need to migrate the Skype Room System…

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Options

• AFrom the Microsoft 365 admin center, assign the Microsoft Teams Room license to the Skype
• BRun the Move-CsMeetingRoom cmdlet
• CRun the Enable-CsMeetingRoom cmdlet
• DCreate a cloud-only meeting room resource account for each Skype Room System device.
• EReplace Skype Room System with Microsoft Teams Rooms.

• A
  78% (28)
• C
  8% (3)
• D
  11% (4)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

Migrating Skype Room System v2 devices to Teams without physical room visits requires two remote administrative actions: running Move-CsMeetingRoom (B) to move the existing on-premises meeting room accounts from Skype for Business to the Microsoft 365 cloud, and then assigning the Microsoft Teams Rooms license (A) from the admin center to enable full Teams functionality - both performed entirely remotely. Option C (Enable-CsMeetingRoom) is wrong because it provisions a new Skype for Business meeting room account on-premises rather than migrating one to Teams. Option D is wrong because creating brand-new cloud accounts is unnecessary when the existing accounts can simply be moved via Move-CsMeetingRoom, and new accounts would require reconfiguring device credentials on-site. Option E is wrong because physically replacing hardware directly violates the "minimize room visits" requirement - Skype Room System v2 devices support a software-based migration path to Teams without hardware swaps.

Memory tip: Think "Move, then License" - you Move the account to the cloud (B), then License it for Teams (A). Both are remote console actions, zero room visits required.

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