Configure Membership of Sales Group in Microsoft Teams | MS-700 Exam
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Your network contains an on-premises Active Directory domain that syncs to a Microsoft 365 subscription.
From the Microsoft Teams client, you create a new team named Sales.
You need to ensure that the team includes all users in the company's sales department.
The solution must ensure that the new employees hired for the sales department are added automatically to the team.
Which tool should you use to configure the membership of the Sales group?
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/dynamic-memberships https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/users-groups-roles/groups-change-typeTo ensure that the Sales team in Microsoft Teams includes all users in the company's sales department and new employees are added automatically, you need to configure the membership of the team using a tool that can synchronize user accounts between the on-premises Active Directory domain and the Microsoft 365 subscription.
Option A, Active Directory Users and Computers, is a management console that allows you to manage user accounts and computers in an on-premises Active Directory domain. While you can create and manage groups using this tool, it doesn't provide any integration with Microsoft Teams or Microsoft 365, so it isn't the correct choice.
Option B, the Microsoft 365 admin center, is a web-based management portal that allows you to manage various aspects of your Microsoft 365 subscription, including users, groups, and Teams. You can use the admin center to create and manage groups, including distribution groups and security groups. However, to ensure that new employees are added automatically to the Sales team, you need to use a tool that can synchronize user accounts between Active Directory and Microsoft 365, which the admin center doesn't provide.
Option C, Azure AD Connect, is a synchronization tool that allows you to synchronize user accounts and other directory objects between Active Directory and Azure AD (which is the identity provider for Microsoft 365). By configuring Azure AD Connect, you can ensure that new employees added to the on-premises Active Directory domain are automatically synchronized to Azure AD and added to the appropriate Microsoft 365 group (in this case, the Sales team). Therefore, this option is the correct choice.
Option D, the Azure Active Directory admin center, is a web-based management portal that allows you to manage various aspects of Azure AD, including users, groups, and applications. While you can use this tool to create and manage groups, it doesn't provide any synchronization capabilities, so it isn't the correct choice in this scenario.
In summary, to configure the membership of the Sales group in Microsoft Teams to include all users in the company's sales department and ensure that new employees are added automatically, you should use Azure AD Connect to synchronize user accounts between the on-premises Active Directory domain and Microsoft 365.
