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…

Question

Options

• ACreate and assign a Teams Network Roaming Policy that has IP video disabled.
• BAssign the Region1 users a meeting policy that has a media bit rate of 1,500 Kbps.
• CRun the Microsoft 365 network connectivity test tool.
• DTag all traffic with a DSCP value of 46.

• A
  15% (6)
• B
  69% (27)
• C
  10% (4)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Option B is correct because a 1.5-Mb (1,500 Kbps) connection is a constrained bandwidth environment, and assigning a meeting policy with a media bit rate cap of 1,500 Kbps ensures Teams doesn't attempt to use more bandwidth than the site can support, directly protecting voice quality. Option A is a distractor because disabling IP video via a Network Roaming Policy would affect all users regardless of location and is a blunt instrument - the real solution is capping the bit rate, not eliminating video globally. Option C (the network connectivity test tool) is a diagnostic step, not a configuration fix - it identifies problems but doesn't resolve them. Option D (DSCP 46) is the QoS marking for voice traffic prioritization, which helps when the network is congested but doesn't prevent the connection from being overwhelmed if the bit rate exceeds the 1.5-Mb limit.

Memory tip: Think "fit the pipe" - when a site has a small connection, you match the policy bit rate to the pipe size (1.5 Mb = 1,500 Kbps) so Teams never tries to push more than the link can handle.

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