A global company has Teams Rooms devices in multiple regions. They have a central IT team that manages all devices. They want to delegate the ability to monitor device health and restart devices to regional support staff, but only for devices in their region. They also want to ensure that only the central team can change device settings. What should they do?

Use the Teams Rooms Pro Management portal's role-based access control (RBAC) to assign regional staff the 'Service Engineer' role scoped to their region's device tags

Create separate resource accounts for each region and assign the regional staff as co-owners of those accounts

Provide regional staff with the global admin role in Microsoft Entra ID

Use Intune to assign regional staff the 'Helpdesk Operator' role for all devices

A Teams Rooms device is configured to automatically accept meeting invitations, but the room is often used for walk-in meetings that are not scheduled. The IT admin wants to allow users to start an ad-hoc meeting from the room's touch console. What should they configure?

Disable the automatic acceptance of meeting invitations

Configure the device to use a different display layout

Enable the 'Meet now' option on the Teams Rooms device

Assign a different resource account to the device

A Teams Rooms device is experiencing poor call quality and intermittent disconnects during meetings. The device is connected to the network via Ethernet and has a static IP address. You have verified that the network meets Microsoft's bandwidth requirements. However, you notice that the device's DNS settings point to an internal DNS server that is occasionally slow to respond. You need to improve the device's network reliability. What should you do?

Disable the static IP address and use DHCP to obtain a new IP address and DNS settings automatically.

Change the DNS settings on the device to use a reliable DNS server, such as the organization's secondary DNS server or a public DNS server like 8.8.8.8, and verify that the device can resolve Microsoft Teams endpoints.

Configure the device to use a VPN for all traffic to bypass the internal DNS server.

Contact your ISP to upgrade the internet bandwidth, even though the network meets Microsoft's requirements.

A Teams Rooms device is failing to authenticate with its resource account. The account exists and has the correct license. The device can reach the internet. What is a possible cause and what should you check?

The resource account password has expired or been changed, and the device is using cached credentials

The device's local time is incorrect, causing Kerberos authentication to fail

The device is not connected to the corporate network

The resource account is not enabled for Teams

What is a common cause of proximity join issues in Teams Rooms?

Bluetooth is disabled on the device

The display resolution is too low

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Manage and Maintain Teams Rooms and Devices MS-721 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11expert · hard
A global company has Teams Rooms devices in multiple regions. They have a central IT team that manages all devices. They want to delegate the ability to monitor device health and restart devices to regional support staff, but only for devices in their region. They also want to ensure that only the central team can change device settings. What should they do?
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A Teams Rooms device is configured to automatically accept meeting invitations, but the room is often used for walk-in meetings that are not scheduled. The IT admin wants to allow users to start an ad-hoc meeting from the room's touch console. What should they configure?
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13expert · hard
A Teams Rooms device is experiencing poor call quality and intermittent disconnects during meetings. The device is connected to the network via Ethernet and has a static IP address. You have verified that the network meets Microsoft's bandwidth requirements. However, you notice that the device's DNS settings point to an internal DNS server that is occasionally slow to respond. You need to improve the device's network reliability. What should you do?
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14expert · hard
A Teams Rooms device is failing to authenticate with its resource account. The account exists and has the correct license. The device can reach the internet. What is a possible cause and what should you check?
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What is a common cause of proximity join issues in Teams Rooms?
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Questions 11–15

A Teams Rooms device is configured to automatically accept meeting invitations, but the room is often used for walk-in meetings that are not scheduled. The IT admin wants to allow users to start an ad-hoc meeting from the room's touch console. What should they configure?

A Teams Rooms device is failing to authenticate with its resource account. The account exists and has the correct license. The device can reach the internet. What is a possible cause and what should you check?

What is a common cause of proximity join issues in Teams Rooms?

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