A VIP user reports that a specific Teams meeting had poor audio and video quality. You need to determine whether the issue was on the user's network or the meeting's other participants. The meeting involved participants from multiple offices. What should you do?

Run the Microsoft 365 network connectivity test from the VIP user's computer now.

Use the Call Quality Dashboard to view the meeting's details and compare the network metrics of all participants.

Check the Teams usage report for the meeting's duration and participants.

Ask the VIP user to describe the issue and guess the cause.

A company's compliance team wants to ensure that guest access to Teams is reviewed regularly. They need a report that shows all guest users, their last activity date, and which teams they belong to. The report should be generated automatically on a monthly basis. What should you use?

Use the Microsoft 365 admin center 'Guest users' page to export a list of guests and their last activity, then manually assign them to teams.

Use the Teams usage report with the 'Guest' filter and export it to Excel, then schedule a PowerShell script to send it monthly.

Use the audit log to find guest sign-in events and then manually map them to teams.

Use the Microsoft Graph API to query guest users, their team memberships, and last activity, and build a Power BI report that refreshes monthly.

Users at a remote branch office report poor Teams call quality. You suspect the local network is misconfigured. You need to assess the network's ability to support Teams from that office. What should you do?

Review the Teams usage report for the branch office's activity.

Ask users to run a speed test to a public website.

Run the Microsoft 365 network connectivity test from a computer in the branch office.

Check the Teams admin center's Call Quality Dashboard for the branch office's call quality.

Which data point is typically included in the per-meeting metrics report for a specific Teams meeting?

Number of participants and meeting duration

List of files shared during the meeting

Total number of messages sent in the meeting chat

Microsoft 365 Certified:Teams Administrator Associate

Domain 4Objective 1

Monitor and Report on Teams MS-700 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Monitor, report on, and troubleshoot Teams domain, which accounts for 15–20% of the MS-700 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~6–13 in this domain), expect 3–7 from this objective — we provide 28 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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1expert · hard
A VIP user reports that a specific Teams meeting had poor audio and video quality. You need to determine whether the issue was on the user's network or the meeting's other participants. The meeting involved participants from multiple offices. What should you do?
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2expert · hard
A company's compliance team wants to ensure that guest access to Teams is reviewed regularly. They need a report that shows all guest users, their last activity date, and which teams they belong to. The report should be generated automatically on a monthly basis. What should you use?
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3application · medium
Users at a remote branch office report poor Teams call quality. You suspect the local network is misconfigured. You need to assess the network's ability to support Teams from that office. What should you do?
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4foundation · easy
Which data point is typically included in the per-meeting metrics report for a specific Teams meeting?
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5foundation · easy
Which report in the Teams admin center shows the number of active users, teams, and channels over a specified time period?
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