You have a Teams deployment. From Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, you discover that internal calls are marked as outside. What should you configure?

Tenant Data Upload is used for uploading additional data to CQD for enhanced reporting, not for defining the fundamental internal/external classification of calls.

Roaming policies under Network topology relate to call quality when users move between network segments, but they do not define whether a call is fundamentally 'internal' to the organization.

To accurately classify calls as internal or external in the Call Quality Dashboard (CQD), it is essential to correctly define your network sites within the Network topology in the Teams admin center. Network sites specify which subnets and IP addresses are part of your internal corporate network, enabling CQD to properly categorize call origin and destination.

Trusted IPs under Network topology are primarily used for media bypass configuration and defining the external IP addresses of SBCs, not for classifying general internal calls from within the corporate network.

Voice routing policies define how outbound calls are routed to the PSTN or other endpoints, not how calls are classified as internal or external within CQD.