
Explore AppLocker and executable rules to manage the Microsoft Teams desktop client on Windows, using local security policy, publisher-based rules, and default rules for policy-based management.
Learn to set up and manage access reviews for Office 365 groups with teams, using Azure Active Directory identity governance, onboarding, designated reviewers, and completion settings.
Authorize guest access in Office 365 groups via the Microsoft 365 admin center, adjust external sharing settings, and understand guest capabilities and limits within Teams and related groups.
Authorize guest access across Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive by navigating the Microsoft 365 admin centers, configuring external sharing, and applying site-by-site policies for guests.
Explore messaging policies, external versus guest access, and private channels to optimize chat and collaboration in teams; configure open federation, org-wide and custom policies, and manage channel membership.
Enable auditing in the Microsoft 365 compliance center to capture events in the audit log. Search for Microsoft Teams events, filter results by teams, and export data for analysis.
Place a Microsoft Teams user or team on legal hold with advanced eDiscovery in the Microsoft 365 compliance center, preserving emails, chats, SharePoint, and OneDrive data behind the scenes.
Discover how to monitor and analyze Microsoft Teams service usage with usage reports, call analytics, and the call quality dashboard, including device and PSTN metrics.
Discover how to create and manage Microsoft Teams templates in the admin center, including base industry and project templates, initial limits, and how to use existing teams as templates.
Enable Teams device management by assigning admin roles and creating configuration profiles that control device and network settings for Teams-certified devices like IP phones, collaboration bars, and displays.
Bind Power BI to the Call Quality Dashboard and use six report templates to analyze Teams call quality data, visualize trends with maps, and identify issues for troubleshooting.
Learn to add, change, and remove emergency addresses in the Microsoft Teams admin center, understand emergency calling vocabulary, and use location IDs and Bing maps for validated, geocoded locations.
Learn to create and configure auto attendants in Teams, including resource accounts, call flows, greetings, dial options, and PowerShell automation for management.
The Managing Microsoft Teams (MS-700) course is designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of how to effectively manage and administer Microsoft Teams, a collaborative communication and productivity platform in Microsoft 365.
The course covers a range of topics, including managing user access and roles, managing Teams and channels, managing chat and collaboration, configuring security and compliance, and managing app policies and settings.
The course is aimed at IT professionals, including administrators and consultants, who are responsible for deploying, configuring, and managing Microsoft Teams. It is also suitable for business users who want to learn how to use Microsoft Teams to collaborate effectively with their colleagues.
The course is suitable for individuals with a basic understanding of Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 services, as well as those who have experience in deploying and managing enterprise-level IT solutions. It is also suitable for those who are preparing for the Microsoft Teams Administrator Associate certification.
The prerequisites are not mandatory, but they are recommended to ensure that learners can keep up with the course content and have the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in managing and administering Microsoft Teams effectively. Learners who do not meet these prerequisites can still benefit from the course but may need to invest additional time and effort to understand some of the more advanced concepts covered in the course.