MS-720 · Question #132
You create a network region Region1 in Microsoft Teams. You are adding a network site to Region1. The site has a 1.5-Mb connection. You need to ensure that all users at the site have a good voice…
The correct answer is B. Assign the Region1 users a meeting policy that has a media bit rate of 1,500 Kbps. Option B is correct because the site has a 1.5 Mb connection, which equals exactly 1,500 Kbps. Assigning users a meeting policy capped at 1,500 Kbps ensures Teams media traffic never exceeds the available bandwidth, preventing congestion and delivering a reliable voice…
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Options
- ATag all traffic with a DSCP value of 46.
- BAssign the Region1 users a meeting policy that has a media bit rate of 1,500 Kbps.
- CCreate and assign a Teams Network Roaming Policy that has a media bit rate of 500 Kbs.
- DRun the Microsoft 365 network connectivity test tool.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A2% (1)
- B84% (38)
- C9% (4)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Option B is correct because the site has a 1.5 Mb connection, which equals exactly 1,500 Kbps. Assigning users a meeting policy capped at 1,500 Kbps ensures Teams media traffic never exceeds the available bandwidth, preventing congestion and delivering a reliable voice experience.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (DSCP 46): QoS tagging prioritizes packets in transit but does nothing to limit how much bandwidth Teams consumes - it won't help when the pipe is already full.
- C (Roaming Policy, 500 Kbps): The Teams Network Roaming Policy applies settings based on detected network location, but 500 Kbps severely under-utilizes the 1,500 Kbps available, unnecessarily degrading call quality.
- D (Connectivity test tool): This is a diagnostic tool - it identifies problems but configures nothing. Running it doesn't change user experience.
Memory tip: Match the meeting policy bit rate to the link capacity in Kbps. The conversion is your hint: 1.5 Mb = 1,500 Kbps. If the question gives you a connection speed, convert it and look for that number in the meeting policy option.
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