MS-721 · Question #240
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. Video Conferencing. To enable a user to host a live event in Microsoft Teams, two essential meeting policy settings must be enabled: Private meeting scheduling and Video Conferencing. These settings allow the user to schedule and conduct the live event effectively.
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- AWhiteboard
- BPrivate meeting scheduling
- CMeet now in private meetings
- DBroadcast production with NDI and SDI hardware
- EVideo Conferencing
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(58 responses)- A2% (1)
- B79% (46)
- C12% (7)
- D7% (4)
Why each option
To enable a user to host a live event in Microsoft Teams, two essential meeting policy settings must be enabled: Private meeting scheduling and Video Conferencing. These settings allow the user to schedule and conduct the live event effectively.
Whiteboard is a collaboration tool within a meeting but is not a prerequisite for hosting a live event itself.
Private meeting scheduling must be set to 'On' in the meeting policy to allow users to schedule live events, as live events are a specific type of scheduled meeting.
Meet now in private meetings allows ad-hoc meetings but is not directly related to scheduling and hosting a planned live event.
Broadcast production with NDI and SDI hardware is an advanced feature for external broadcasting hardware integration, not a core requirement for simply hosting a live event.
Video Conferencing must be set to 'On' in the meeting policy for users to participate in or host meetings, including live events, which inherently involve video broadcasting.
Concept tested: Teams Live Event policy configuration
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-policies-and-meeting-configuration-options
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