Question 5

Question

You are a Microsoft Teams administrator for your company.
All the teams used by the company’s legal department must meet the following compliance
requirements:
Each team must expire 365 days after it is created.
All team content must be deleted when the team expires.
An administrator must be able to restore deleted team content for 30 days.
What should you do?

Hannah S. · Answer

I don't think D is right here. The group settings in the M365 admin center won't handle the 30-day restore or enforce group expiration for Teams like B does. Pretty sure that's the catch-B handles both requirements.

Parker K. · Answer

B tbh, I've seen similar on practice sets and that cmdlet covers both expiration and restore requirements for Teams groups.

Mason M. · Answer

I don’t think it’s B, D instead. Had something like this in a mock and modifying the Office 365 group settings from Microsoft 365 admin center was used for expiration. Not totally sure if it covers all restore options though.

Nina N. · Answer

Its D

Meera K. · Answer

Seen a few questions like this in practice, and B is the only one that sets group expiration plus that 30-day restore window for Teams content. The PowerShell cmdlet gives more granular control over lifecycle policies than just tweaking group settings in D. I think B fits best, but open if someone got a different result.

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