MS-721 · Question #174
Your network contains an on-premises Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain named contoso.com You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription. You are deploying 10 Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows d
The correct answer is B. Create a separate organizational unit (OU) in Active Directory and block Group Policy Object. Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows runs a specialized, locked-down operating system. When joined to an Active Directory domain, Group Policy Objects (GPOs) applied at higher-level OUs can interfere with the Teams Rooms application - for example, by enforcing screen savers, power se
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- ADisable Windows Update on each device.
- BCreate a separate organizational unit (OU) in Active Directory and block Group Policy Object
- CModify the authentication settings in the SkypeSettings.xml file of each device.
- DCreate a separate organizational unit (OU) in Active Directory and enable No Override for the
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Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows runs a specialized, locked-down operating system. When joined to an Active Directory domain, Group Policy Objects (GPOs) applied at higher-level OUs can interfere with the Teams Rooms application - for example, by enforcing screen savers, power settings, security baselines, or software restrictions that break functionality. The recommended Microsoft guidance is to place Teams Rooms devices in a dedicated OU and block GPO inheritance to prevent incompatible policies from being applied. This is a prerequisite before domain-joining, not something to fix afterward.
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