Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an org-wide team?

A

Type of team that auto-updates membership as users join/leave the organization.

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2
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What are constraints of an org-wide team?

A

Must be created by global admin
Must be created from Teams client
Max members is 10,000
Max of 5 per tenant

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3
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What accounts will NOT be added to an org-wide team?

A

Accounts blocked from logging in
Guest accounts
Special account types (rooms, equipment, resources)
Accounts backed by a shared mailbox

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4
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An org-wide team looks & acts like a normal team, but has an “org wide” label in the upper left by Meet Now.
T or F

A

True

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5
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You are unable to demote an org-wide team to another privacy setting like private or public. T or F

A

False.

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6
Q

It’s a good idea to turn off @mentions for the org-wide team. T or F?

A

True.

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7
Q

Best practices for managing settings on an org-wide team:

A
Turn off @mentions
Only allow Owners to post to General
Configure channel moderation
Manually remove acts that do not belong 
Create sub channels for conversations
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8
Q

What do messaging policies control?

A

Chat
Conversations

Can people:
Use stickers
Add others to chat
Modify messages

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9
Q

By default each user has an org-wide (global) messaging policy applied. T or F

A

True

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10
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You can create and apply custom user policies to change messaging features for individuals, but each user can only have a single policy applied at one time. T or F?

A

True

P. 139

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11
Q

How can you interact with users outside the org? 2 ways

A

Guest access

External access

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12
Q

What is a guest user?

A
  • named user
  • external org
  • must authenticate to Azure AD
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13
Q

How do guest users authenticate?

3 ways, & last resort

A
  • their work or school account
  • another Microsoft account provider
  • supported authentication federation provider (like Google)
  • one-time email passcode
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14
Q

What happens when the guest user accepts the invite & authenticates to Azure AD?

A

The guest verifies to Azure AD, then an account is created in your tenant with a special type of license to interact with Teams/SharePoint to access channel files.
Named users are invited to a team via guest access(not external access).

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15
Q

Can you sign in to more than one tenant at a time?

A

No. This is why you swap between tenants.

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16
Q

How many guest accounts are allowed in Teams?

A

No limit
Managed at tenant level
5 guests per1 paid Azure AD license

17
Q

What can’t a guest user do?

A
  • calendar
  • PTSN calling
  • browse, create, edit Teams
  • upload files in chat (1:1 or 1 to many)
  • search for people outside of Teams
18
Q

How do you ID a guest account?

A

Guest appears after their name

19
Q

What is external access?

A
  • federation in the old Skype for Bus
  • find, call,chat, invite to meetings users from another company
  • need an email domain different from yours, or Teams will not recognize them as being external
  • access controlled at domain level / not named users
20
Q

What can’t external users do?

A
  • partake in any collaboration functionality

- CAN join meetingsl

21
Q

External access gotcha

A

You may use external access to invite users into a Teams meeting but both users need mutual external access enabled. Otherwise they will be blocked by their policy from joining.