Question
You work as a Systems Administrator for your company. The company has a subscription to Microsoft 365 and all users have a Microsoft 365 E3 license.
The company network includes Windows Server 2019 servers that host a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).
All company users use the Microsoft Teams desktop client in non-persistent virtual desktops.
Microsoft has released an update to the Microsoft Teams client that includes several new features.
You need to ensure that all virtual desktop users are able to use the updated Microsoft Teams clients.
Which of the following actions should you perform?
- A. Configure the Teams Upgrade Policy with the Upgrade to Teams setting.
- B. Uninstall the Microsoft Teams package from the VM image and install the latest version. Correct
- C. Configure a Group Policy Object to deploy the latest version of the Microsoft Teams client.
- D. Configure Windows Updates on the servers hosting the VDI.
Explanation
In non-persistent virtual desktops, Teams automatic updates are disabled, because any change is lost when the session resets. To give users a new Teams version you update the master (golden) VM image: remove the old Teams package and install the latest one. The Teams Upgrade policy only governs the Skype for Business to Teams coexistence mode, Windows Update does not update Teams, and a GPO deployment to non-persistent desktops would not persist across sessions.
