Keep existing value If you choose this option, no changes will be made to the setting on the Teams Rooms you selected. If you select more than one, settings that support bulk editing show the two following options. Some settings are only available when you select a single Teams Rooms. The following table lists the settings you can change using the Teams admin center. A new pane will open with all of the settings you can change. To change settings, select the device or devices you want to manage and then select Edit Settings. You can change settings on one or more Teams Rooms in your organization. For example, you can set Teams app settings on all of your Teams Rooms at the same time. If you have more than one Teams Rooms, you can do most actions on multiple devices at the same time. To manage devices using the Teams admin center, you need to be assigned the Global Administrator, Teams Administrator, or Teams Devices Administrator roles. To manage Teams Rooms devices, open the Microsoft Teams admin center and go to Teams Devices > Teams Rooms on Windows. See peripherals (such as cameras and projectors) connected to Microsoft Teams Rooms. Review current and past meeting activity (such as details about call quality, network health and connectivity, and number of participants). Check the health status of Microsoft Teams Rooms and their peripherals, including cameras, displays, microphones, and so on. Perform device management like restarting devices and downloading device logs. With Microsoft Teams admin center, you can: 
You can also delegate management access to a partner of your choice for either of the options. Alternately, you can transfer management responsibility to dedicated experts using Microsoft Teams Rooms Managed Services.
You can manage the devices yourself in the same central location where you manage all you Teams solutions, Microsoft Teams admin center. If you have Microsoft Teams Rooms in your organization, you have flexible management options.
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