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Microsoft Teams Deployment and Management Guide, Exercises of Computer Vision
A comprehensive guide on how to deploy and manage microsoft teams within an organization. It covers topics such as the foundation of microsoft teams, infrastructure guidance, network planning, the admin portal, client rollout, chat services, and more. The guide also includes information on how microsoft teams leverages existing office 365 products, such as office 365 groups, azure active directory, exchange, sharepoint, onedrive for business, and onenote. Additionally, the document provides guidance on service endpoint whitelisting, networking best practices, bandwidth considerations, and office 365 licensing requirements.
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Deploy and manage Microsoft
Teams
Get Microsoft Teams up and running.
Recap of Previous Presentations
Introduction to Teams at https://aka.ms/microsoft-teams-readiness
Goals of this Training
- How Microsoft Teams leverages existing Office 365 products
- Ensure Microsoft Teams is able to communicate to the cloud services from within your organization
- Enable and manage the settings
- Rollout the client
- Understand the Meeting and Chat services
Office 365 Groups
- Microsoft Teams uses group membership as the access control list to Files and Notes tabs
- Owners of existing Groups can move them over to Microsoft Teams
- Team creation settings are controlled through the admin portal where you control group creation settings.
Azure Active Directory (AAD)
- Microsoft Teams uses your existing O365 Azure Active Directory credentials to sign in
- Your Identities are stored in Azure Active Directory
- Can leverage Azure Active Directory Modern Authentication for enhanced security
SharePoint
- Microsoft Teams create a SharePoint site for each Team
- Each Channel within a Team will get a folder on this SharePoint site
- Files shared within the Team are stored on SharePoint
- Files that are shared during private chats are hosted on the user’s OneDrive for Business storage
- Navigating to the Files icon on the left side of the application gives you instant access to your OneDrive for Business files
OneDrive for Business
Service Endpoint Whitelisting
- Customers are required to whitelist specific URLs on their proxies/firewalls.
- For a current list of endpoints refer here: Office 365 URLs and IP address ranges
Chat service versus real-time media
- Chat Service
- Messaging (in Teams and Private Chat)
- Chat
- GIFs, memes, emojis
- Files
- Messaging (in Teams and Private Chat)
- Real-time media
- Audio
- Video
- Desktop sharing NN
Disclaimer
What users do in Teams Chat Service Real-Time communication How this presentation uses the time Chat Service Real-Time communication
Understanding client flows
- Chat Service content will always travel via O
- In a 1:1 call, Audio, Video and/or Desktop Sharing will go direct
- Peer-to-peer if network allows
- Can be proxied via O365 if required
- Meetings will go via O
- For Meetings O365 receives all incoming media and sends it out to the all participants