Exam MS-700 topic 3 question 1 discussion

A doesn't exist. B just hides the team from your own view, not from everyone. C is correct, just verified by locating a private team in my org that i'm not a member of and seeing if i could find it from the "join team" in the client. I could not

I think the question is no longer relevant since discovery settings no longer exist and all private teams are hidden from non-members

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-policies?WT.mc_id=TeamsAdminCenterCSH#discoverteams

Team discovery Team discovery is a team-level setting that controls how members of the organization can find and join the team. To manage discovery settings for a team, go to the Team settings > Permissions. Team discovery has three states: Hidden — unless members are invited to the team, they can’t find it Members can join after approval — the team is visible and members can request to join Open to members — the team is visible and members can join it right away https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011821219-Manage-team-privacy-and-discovery-on-Enterprise-plan

Keep in mind that the question is old. However, provided answer is correct.

Answer B go into the Microsoft 365 admin Center. Go into Groups -> Active Groups. Search for the Team, select it. From there the properties of the Group/Team will appear. Select Settings and check the box "Hide from my organization xxxxx"

the question is clear, it states what you should do from TEAMS CLIENT, not teams admin centre. simply choose to hide the team. answer should be B.

Question was clearly written before discovery settings were removed. All private teams are now hidden from non-members so technically there is no correct answer here. It used to be A. C would be correct if the Team wasn't already private, but the question states that it is.

The only solution currently is changing team privacy setting to Private. Discovery settings is not available in MS Client however it is in powershell. The correct answer is C.

Easy easy guys. this option does exist. you go to your admin center - groups and teams - choose one - settings - hide from my organization global address list - I didn't test it - but I believe this will affect both teams and outlook or maybe one of these plus I will be searching for a Powershell script for this

This question is obsolete now. It states that the group is already private so changing private/public isn't a correct answer. Show/hide is a Teams user preference setting that only applies to that user and nobody else, so that answer is incorrect.

I'd say A, although the answer does not go on to say how its done but its here: https://tomtalks.blog/2020/11/microsoft-teams-private-teams-no-longer-discoverable-in-search-or-directory/

Private teams aren't open for everyone to join them and team owners are the only ones that can add members to them. These teams won't show up in search results or in the Teams gallery. Public teams can be seen by everyone from the Teams gallery and people can join them without getting approval from a team owner.

C. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/make-a-public-team-private-in-teams-6f324fbc-6599-4612-8daa-ff5d35a746bf

Recently Microsoft changed this, now the discoverability option does not show under the “edit team” options. Private teams are always hidden from the directory and public teams are always shown.

The discoverable thing I believe is removed but seems like it was there before. https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SkypeForBusiness/issues/3785

The question already tells us the Sales team is set to "Private" you can modify the Team Discovery settings. Manage team > Settings > Team Discoverablity