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Microsoft MS-721 Exam - Topic 2 Question 58 Discussion

Posted by Melissa on May 28, 2026 at 07:45 AM

You are deploying Teams Rooms to a Windows device.

You need to prevent meeting attendees from using room remote in the Teams mobile app.

What should you configure in the Microsoft Teams admin center?

Suggested Answer: D

Manage a Microsoft Teams Rooms console settings remotely with an XML configuration file

This article discusses remote management of the default settings used by a Microsoft Teams Rooms device. It discusses how to create a master settings file and links to discussions of how to place them as needed on Teams Rooms.

It is possible for you to change default settings of Teams Rooms by updating a master XML file and sending copies to the remote Teams Rooms devices.

Create an XML configuration file

Any text editor can be used to create a settings file. The XML Elements table explains the elements shown in this sample SkypeSettings.xml (required file name) configuration file.

<SkypeSettings>

<AutoScreenShare>1</AutoScreenShare>

<HideMeetingName>1</HideMeetingName>

<AutoExitMeetingEnabled>true</AutoExitMeetingEnabled>

<AudioRenderDefaultDeviceVolume>70</AudioRenderDefaultDeviceVolume>

* Details omitted*

<AllowRoomRemoteEnabled>true</AllowRoomRemoteEnabled>

Incorrect:

Not B: If you have one or more Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows devices or Surface Hubs in a meeting room, you can set up Coordinated Meetings. Coordinated Meetings lets you set up your Teams Rooms on Windows devices and Surface Hubs so that when you join a meeting on one device, the other devices in the room are also joined to the same meeting. You can configure your cameras, speakers, and microphones so that the ones that give participants the best experience are enabled while others are disabled. This avoids the dreaded echo and feedback noise participants can experience when adding multiple devices to a meeting.

Not C: Front Row layout in Teams Rooms-- Additional functionality with the Front Row experience, a layout for hybrid meetings that enables users to see remote attendees at eye level and on dual screens. Users can see Chat in the right panel and participants with raised hands on the left panel. And, Meeting Chat is added in the Gallery, Large Gallery, and Together Mode layouts.


https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/xml-config-file

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/coordinated-meetings

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17 comments · newest first
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Bobbye 1 month ago
I hope it’s straightforward!
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Lea 1 month ago
I guess we’ll see what the exam says.
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Mila 1 month ago
I still believe A is the best choice. It’s about meeting management.
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Nicolette 2 months ago
True, but it could impact how devices interact in the room.
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Bobbye 2 months ago
But Bluetooth is more about connectivity, not restricting access.
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Lea 2 months ago
I’m leaning towards D) Bluetooth beaconing. It seems relevant for remote access.
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Mila 2 months ago
I feel like that makes sense. It controls how meetings are set up.
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Nicolette 2 months ago
I think the answer is A) Supported meeting mode.
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Evangelina 2 months ago
Wait, can you really block the remote feature? Sounds tricky!
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Kanisha 3 months ago
Definitely A) Supported meeting mode, no doubt about it.
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Cristal 3 months ago
Surprised this is even a question, isn't it obvious?
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Oren 3 months ago
I disagree, I think C) Front row experience is more relevant.
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Barbra 3 months ago
A) Supported meeting mode is the way to go.
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Callie 3 months ago
I practiced a question similar to this, and I think it was about supported meeting modes. That might be the right choice here.
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Victor 3 months ago
Coordinated Meetings sounds familiar; I feel like it might have something to do with managing attendee permissions.
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Britt 4 months ago
I remember something about Bluetooth settings, but I can't recall if that relates to remote access in the Teams app.
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Marylin 4 months ago
I think we might need to look at the meeting modes, but I'm not entirely sure which one specifically prevents remote control.
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