MS-720 · Question #97
You need to change the meeting entry notifications to play a tone instead of each attendee's recorded name. What should you configure in the Microsoft Teams admin center?
The correct answer is C. the Conference bridges node under Meetings. Conference bridges (option C) is correct because this node in the Microsoft Teams admin center controls audio conferencing settings, including the entry/exit announcement behavior - specifically whether joining participants trigger a recorded name announcement or a simple tone…
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Options
- Athe Caller ID policies node under Voice
- Bthe Meeting settings node under Meetings
- Cthe Conference bridges node under Meetings
- Dthe Resource accounts node under Org-wide settings
- Ethe Meeting policies node under Meetings
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A5% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C90% (35)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Conference bridges (option C) is correct because this node in the Microsoft Teams admin center controls audio conferencing settings, including the entry/exit announcement behavior - specifically whether joining participants trigger a recorded name announcement or a simple tone.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Caller ID policies): Controls what phone number is displayed when users make outbound calls - unrelated to meeting join sounds.
- B (Meeting settings): Handles network/QoS settings and participant options like lobby behavior, not audio notification types.
- D (Resource accounts): Used to assign phone numbers to auto attendants and call queues, not meeting audio behavior.
- E (Meeting policies): Controls feature availability for users in meetings (recording, chat, screen share, etc.), but not conference bridge entry tones.
Memory tip: Think of "conference bridge" literally - it's the bridge attendees cross to enter the meeting, so naturally it controls what sound plays at that moment of entry. If it's about what happens when someone joins by phone, it lives in Conference bridges.
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