Summary
In this chapter, we explained the steps for assessing your network readiness for a Microsoft Teams deployment. You learned what the network and bandwidth requirements are, and how to interrogate your network for readiness with tools such as the Network Planner and Network Testing Companion. We also explained that there are a number of ports and protocols that need to be configured on your network to allow Microsoft Teams to work, and finally, we showed you how QoS can be used to prioritize network bandwidth to ensure that your users get the best experience with Teams media types such as audio, video, and screen sharing.
In the next chapter, we will explain the governance and lifecycle settings within Microsoft Teams. You will learn how templates can be used to set up Teams, how to use policies for setting up Microsoft 365 groups, and how to apply classification settings, expiration policies, and naming policies to the Microsoft 365 groups that are associated with your Teams...