MS-721 · Question #170
You have a Microsoft Teams deployment. A user named User1 plans to host a live event. You create a new meeting policy and set Screen sharing mode to Entire screen. You need to complete the meeting pol
The correct answer is B. Private meeting scheduling E. IP video. To enable a user to host a Teams live event, Private meeting scheduling and IP video must both be set to On in the meeting policy, alongside the already-configured Entire screen sharing mode. These settings are direct prerequisites for live event creation and video delivery.
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- ALocal broadcasting
- BPrivate meeting scheduling
- CMeet now in private meetings
- DWhiteboard
- EIP video
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(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B73% (32)
- C7% (3)
- D16% (7)
Why each option
To enable a user to host a Teams live event, Private meeting scheduling and IP video must both be set to On in the meeting policy, alongside the already-configured Entire screen sharing mode. These settings are direct prerequisites for live event creation and video delivery.
Local broadcasting is not a standard meeting policy toggle required as a prerequisite for hosting a Teams live event.
Private meeting scheduling must be enabled because Teams live events are scheduled as private meetings, and without this setting the user cannot create the live event from within Teams.
Meet now in private meetings enables ad-hoc meeting starts but is not a requirement for scheduling or producing a planned live event.
Whiteboard is a collaborative drawing tool used in interactive meetings and has no role in enabling or configuring a live event broadcast.
IP video must be enabled to allow the live event presenter to transmit their camera feed during the broadcast - without IP video enabled in the meeting policy, the policy blocks all video transmission from presenters.
Concept tested: Teams live event meeting policy prerequisite settings
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-live-events/set-up-for-teams-live-events
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