Exam MS-700 topic 1 question 25 discussion

B is correct. Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration Use this mode to introduce Teams in your environment while you continue to use your existing investment in Skype for Business. Leave Skype for Business unchanged for chat, calling, and meeting capabilities. Add Teams collaboration capabilities: Teams and channels. Access to files in Microsoft 365 or Office 365. Applications. Teams communications capabilities—private chat, calling, and scheduling meetings. Teams private chat, calling, and scheduling meetings are off by default in this mode. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-and-skypeforbusiness-coexistence-and-interoperability

SfBWithTeamsCollab (on-premises only) A user runs both Skype for Business and Teams side by side. This user: Has the functionality of a user in SfBOnly mode. Has Teams enabled only for group collaboration (Channels); chat/calling/meeting scheduling are disabled. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/migration-interop-guidance-for-teams-with-skype#detailed-mode-descriptions

C. Users receive chats and calls in Skype for Business but use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. This mode allows users to continue using Skype for Business for their chats and calls while leveraging Microsoft Teams for collaboration and scheduling meetings during the migration period.

For anyone saying the answer is C, this is not correct. The answer is B. It is Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration. This means that most work will continue in Skype for Business, except for teams and channels in Teams (Group Collaboration). Meetings are still held in Skype for Business. The answer for C would be Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration and Meetings. Then meetings would be held in Teams and no longer in Skype for Business. In this question this is not the case and answer B is correct.

B is correct answer. Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration Use this mode to introduce Teams in your environment while you continue to use your existing investment in Skype for Business. Leave Skype for Business unchanged for chat, calling, and meeting capabilities. Add Teams collaboration capabilities: Teams and channels. Access to files in Microsoft 365 or Office 365. Applications. Teams communications capabilities—private chat, calling, and scheduling meetings. Teams private chat, calling, and scheduling meetings are off by default in this mode.

B is the correct answer, as it is asking you to set up "Teams Collaboration" features. Coexistence mode has several options --- Islands, Skype for Business only, Skype for Business with Teams collaboration (which is what you would use here, B), Skype for Business with Teams collaboration and meetings (not correct), Teams only.

Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration Use this mode to introduce Teams in your environment while you continue to use your existing investment in Skype for Business. Leave Skype for Business unchanged for chat, calling, and meeting capabilities. Add Teams collaboration capabilities: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-and-skypeforbusiness-coexistence-and-interoperability

The correct answer is C. Users receive chats and calls in Skype for Business but use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. When you configure Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration coexistence mode, users can continue to use Skype for Business for instant messaging, presence, and peer-to-peer voice and video calls, but they can also use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. In this coexistence mode, Teams is used for persistent chat, team-based collaboration, and scheduled meetings.

The correct statement is B. When the Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration coexistence mode is configured, users can receive chats and calls and schedule meetings in Skype for Business, but they use Teams for group collaboration. This mode allows users to continue using Skype for Business for their individual communication needs while using Teams for group collaboration.

B: Teams private chat, calling, and scheduling meetings are off by default in this mode. so it would default to use Skype. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-and-skypeforbusiness-coexistence-and-interoperability

solo pone teams collaboration, no dice nada de las reuniones en teams

Only one tool can be configured as meetings scheduling defaluts in client Outlook. It's better to set MS Teams as default meeting tool for users, I suppose.

C. Users receive chats and calls in Skype for Business but use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. When the Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration coexistence mode is configured, users will continue to receive chats and calls in Skype for Business, but for group collaboration and meeting scheduling, they will switch to using Microsoft Teams. This setup allows users to have access to both tools during the migration period, making the transition smoother and reducing disruptions to their communication and collaboration workflows.

C. Users receive chats and calls in Skype for Business but use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. When you configure the Skype for Business with Teams Collaboration coexistence mode, users continue to receive chats and calls in Skype for Business, but they use Teams for group collaboration and meeting scheduling. This allows for a smooth transition from Skype for Business to Teams during the migration period.

Yes, this is correct.

B is correct

correct answer is B