You have a global Teams Phone deployment that has local service numbers from multiple offices. You need to ensure that when the users at an office in Sydney create a Teams meeting invite, the invite…

Question

Options

• ACreate a new Audio Conferencing policy and assign a local service number from the Sydney
• BAssign a local service number from the Sydney office to a resource account.
• CCreate a new caller ID policy and assign a local service number from the Sydney office.
• DModify the global (org-wide default) Audio Conferencing policy and assign a local service number

• A
  78% (21)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  11% (3)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Audio Conferencing policies in Microsoft Teams allow you to configure the default toll and toll-free numbers that appear in meeting invites, and by creating a new policy scoped to Sydney users (rather than modifying the global default), you can assign a local Sydney service number without affecting users in other offices.

Why the distractors fail:

• B is wrong because resource accounts are used for call queues and auto attendants, not for controlling which conferencing number appears in a user's meeting invite.
• C is wrong because Caller ID policies control the outbound number displayed when a user makes a call - they have no effect on meeting invite conferencing numbers.
• D is wrong because modifying the org-wide default policy would change the conferencing number for all users globally, not just Sydney - defeating the purpose of per-office localization.

Memory tip: Think "Audio Conferencing policy = what number shows up in my meeting invite." Whenever the question involves per-region/per-group meeting dial-in numbers, the answer is a new scoped policy assigned to that group - not the global default, which is a blunt instrument affecting everyone.

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