Microsoft MS-721 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 14

Assign an emergency location

You can assign emergency locations for your organization in the Microsoft Teams admin center or by using PowerShell.

To assign an emergency location, be sure the location, users, and phone numbers are all in the same country.

Using the Microsoft Teams admin center

In the left navigation of the Microsoft Teams admin center, click Locations > Emergency addresses.

Click Add.

Enter a name and description for the location.

Select the country or region, and then enter the address.

If the address isn't found and you want to manually edit the address, turn on Edit the address manually.

Click Save.

Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/add-change-remove-emergency-locationorganization

Before you can use these PBIT files, you'll need to Install the Power BI Connector for Microsoft CQD using the MicrosoftCallQuality.pqx file included in the download.

Reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/cqd-power-bi-query-templates

Box 1: Live event

Live events

Live events are structured meetings that enable your organization to schedule and produce events that stream to large online audiences—up to 20,000 people. With live events, the audience interaction is a managed Q&A experience.

Note: Meetings, webinars, and live events are all types of meetings, but webinars and live events provide additional control for the organizer over the conversation and participants. Webinars provide two-way interaction while live events provide a managed Q&A experience.

The different types of meetings also have different participant limits and participant capabilities.

* Live events

Number of participants: Up to 20,000

- Broadcast to large audiences.

- Moderated Q&A for audience interaction.

- Can specify producers and presenters, including external presenters.

- Supports more advanced production capabilities.

Registration supported: no

Box 2: Webinar

Webinars

Webinars are structured meetings where presenters and participants have clear roles. A key difference between webinars and Teams meetings is that webinars support robust registration management, customizable event and registration site, and event-oriented default meeting options.

Note: Meetings, webinars, and live events are all types of meetings, but webinars and live events provide additional control for the organizer over the conversation and participants. Webinars provide two-way interaction while live events provide a managed Q&A experience.

The different types of meetings also have different participant limits and participant capabilities.

* Webinars Number of participants: Up to 1,000

- Participants up to 1,000 have fully interactive capabilities.

- Audience interaction configurable.

- Can specify presenters

Registration supported: yes

Incorrect:

* Meetings

Number of participants: Up to 20,000

- Participants up to 1,000 have fully interactive equal meeting capabilities.

- Participants over 1,000 up to 20,000 have View-only capabilities.

Registration supported: yes

Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/quick-start-meetings-live-events

Box 1: +61270105000 Note:

Teams traverses the list of normalization rules from the top down and uses the first rule that matches the dialed number. If you set up a dial plan so that a dialed number can match more than one normalization rule, make sure the more restrictive rules are sorted above the less restrictive ones.

Box 2: AU-Premium Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/create-and-manage-dial-plans

Custom background template

To create custom backgrounds that meet the guidelines in the previous sections, you can download the Microsoft Teams Rooms Theme Template.

The template is a .PSD file that can be opened by apps such as Adobe Photoshop or Paint.NET (a plug-in may be required). The template provides assets and guidelines to help you place text and graphics in your custom backgrounds that won't be obscured by on-screen elements.

Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/custom-backgrounds

Microsoft Teams Physical Device Management

NOTE: As at June 2020, there are no options to configure the Device Configuration Profiles by API or PowerShell.

There are a number of Microsoft Teams certified devices on the market from several different manufactures.

These devices are listed on the Microsoft Teams Devices Page.

Once a device is logged in and the user setup, the device is registered to the tenant and a policy applied against it from the Configuration Profiles listed in the Microsoft Teams Admin Portal.

These Configuration Profiles allow you to set options like the devices:

Timeout and lock status

Language

Timezone

Time format

Screen saver

Network settings; and

To enable or disable the second PC port

If the Microsoft 365 tenant also has Intune setup, then the device is registered to Intune and any compliance policies are applied when the first user logs in.

Different Confiugration Profiles can be used to setup phones with common attributes

Reference:

https://sbcconnect.com.au/pages/physical-device-management.html

B: Teams Rooms license service plan comparison

The following table shows the services included in each Teams Rooms license.

Note: Microsoft Teams Rooms licenses

Microsoft offers two licenses for Teams Rooms systems that participate in Teams meetings and calls:

Microsoft Teams Rooms Pro delivers enhanced in-room meeting experiences like intelligent audio and video, front row and large galleries, and dual screen support. The Teams Rooms Pro license also provides advanced management features like remote device management, conditional access policies, and detailed device analytics.

Teams Rooms Pro is a great fit for medium and enterprise organizations, as well as smaller organizations with larger room counts or more advanced needs. Teams Rooms Pro licenses can be used to license both certified Teams Rooms systems and Teams Panels.

Microsoft Teams Rooms Basic provides core meeting experiences to organizations that purchase a certified Microsoft Teams Rooms system, at no additional cost. The Teams Rooms Basic license includes scheduling, joining meetings, content sharing, and collaborative white boarding, as well as basic security and management capabilities out-of-the-box.

Incorrect:

Not C:

Microsoft Teams Shared Devices licenses aren't supported on and won't work with Teams Rooms devices. Teams Rooms devices should only be assigned Teams Rooms Basic or Teams Rooms Pro licenses.

Not E: Cloud Video Interop (CVI) is a Microsoft Qualified third-party solution that enables third-party meeting rooms (telepresence) and personal video devices (VTCs) to join Microsoft Teams meetings.

With Microsoft Teams, you get rich online content collaboration in meetings that include audio, video, and content sharing.

Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/rooms-licensing