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While B is indeed the best answer it is not THE answer. When doing this on this level it affects all services including SharePoint. It is best to do this in the Microsoft management portal in Orgs Settings>Teams. This way the setting will only work inside teams and you are still able to invite guests to SharePoint.

The correct option is in the Teams Admin Center, under users, select "Guest Access". From there, below the meeting options, you can turn off "IP Video" for guest.

Answer C is correct.To preserver electronically store information (ESI), you can put selected users or all users on legal hold to make sure that all message interchange are discoverable by the organization's compliance manager or teams admins.This has to be done in the Microsoft 365 Compliance center, creating a case to set the legal hold.

In the Security & Compliance Center, you can configure and publish a Sensitivity Label, that you can applied during a team creation. Sensitivity labels allow Teams admin to protect and regulate access to sensitive organizational content, the benefit of using it is that their policies are automatically enforced end-to-end. A team owner can change the sensitivity label and the privacy setting of the team at any time by editing the Team.

"Configure Information Barriers"With Information barriers you can define policies that are designed to prevent certain segments of users from communicating with each other or allow specific segments to communicate only with certain other segments.When you define policies for information barriers, you will work with user account attributes such as department. With this you can prevent unauthorized collaboration.

D is correct.There is plenty of policy that you can use to prevent abusive usage.Reference:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/alert-policies?view=o365-worldwide

One is clicking the MS Teams icon in the system tray and select "Get logs" (this works for MacOS and Windows).In another hand we have the option to press (in windows) CTRL + Alt + Shift + 1. (In MacOS) Option + Command + Shift + 1.In the question is not specifiying the Teams in the icon system try and either the operative system. In my opinion both answer A and B should be correct. I have to choose one, I will select the A, because the exam is for an MS Teams admin role which means you know more details to get the information.

C is correct. With Reports Reader Role, you can view Microsoft Teams Usage in Microsoft Admin Center under Reports>Usage>Microsoft Teams.

You can restore the group in Azure AD Admin center, but also in the legacy Exchange Admin center. Another option is to restore the group in the Microsoft 365 admin center, but that was not a possible answer to this question.

access review is a correct answer.

Install or update the Teams desktop app on VDIYou can deploy the Teams desktop app for VDI using a per-machine installation or per-user installation using the MSI package. Deciding on which approach to use depends on whether you use a persistent or nonpersistent setup and the associated functionality needs of your organization.For a dedicated persistent setup, either approach would work. However, for a non-persistent setup, Teams requires a per-machine installation in order to work efficiently. See the Non-persistent setup section.With per-machine installation, automatic updates are disabled. This means that to update the Teams app, you must uninstall the current version to update to a newer version. With per-user installation, automatic updates are enabled. For most VDI deployments, we recommend you deploy Teams using per-machine installation.To update to the latest Teams version, start with the uninstall procedure followed by latest Teams version deployment.