MS-720 · Question #129
Your company has offices in 10 countries. The company has a tenant dial plan configured for each country. The company recently opened an office in a new country. You need to create a new tenant dial…
The correct answer is A. From the Microsoft Teams admin center, select Voice, select Dial plan, and then select Add. Creating a new tenant dial plan in Microsoft Teams is done through the Teams admin center by navigating to Voice > Dial plan > Add, making option A the correct path for provisioning country-specific dialing rules like number formats, prefixes, and normalization rules. Why the…
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- AFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, select Voice, select Dial plan, and then select Add.
- BRun the Set-CsTenantDialPlan Cmdlet.
- CFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, select Voice, select Phone number, and then select Add.
- DFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, select Voice, select Voice routing policies, and then
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A92% (55)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Creating a new tenant dial plan in Microsoft Teams is done through the Teams admin center by navigating to Voice > Dial plan > Add, making option A the correct path for provisioning country-specific dialing rules like number formats, prefixes, and normalization rules.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B -
Set-CsTenantDialPlanmodifies an existing dial plan; to create a new one you would useNew-CsTenantDialPlaninstead. - C - "Phone numbers" manages number assignment and porting, not dial plan configuration.
- D - Voice routing policies control call routing paths (which PSTN gateway to use), not the dialing rules/normalization patterns that a dial plan defines.
Memory tip: Think "Dial plan = Dial plan menu" - the answer almost always lives exactly where its name appears in the UI. If you need to create something new in Teams admin, look for the Add button under the feature's own section, not under a related-but-different section like Phone numbers or Voice routing.
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