You have an analog phone system. You plan to migrate to Microsoft Teams Phone. You need to recommend devices for common area phones that any user can use. The solution must meet the following requirem

Question

Options

• AMicrosoft-certified 3PIP handsets
• BMicrosoft Teams-certified handsets
• CMicrosoft Teams Rooms devices
• DMicrosoft-certified headsets

• A
  8% (3)
• B
  84% (31)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Microsoft Teams-certified handsets (IP phones running the Teams firmware) are the correct choice because they natively support all the listed requirements: Teams directory access for dial-by-name, remote administration via the Teams admin center, placing and receiving PSTN and Teams calls, and hot desking (allowing any user to sign in on a shared phone). They are also less expensive than Teams Rooms devices (C), which are designed for meeting rooms. Microsoft-certified 3PIP handsets (A) use a legacy protocol and are being deprecated; they do not support native Teams features like hot desking. Headsets (D) require a connected PC and cannot independently access the Teams directory or place calls.

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