MS-720 · Question #33
You have a Microsoft Teams Phone deployment that uses Direct Routing. You need to implement Local Media Optimization. In the Microsoft Teams admin center, you configure the external trusted IP…
The correct answer is C. Assign Session Border Controllers (SBCs) to sites. Assigning SBCs to network sites (C) is the required next step because Local Media Optimization works by mapping SBCs to the network topology you've already defined - without that association, Teams has no way to know which SBC serves which internal location, making the…
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- ADefine a voice route.
- BCreate a trunk translation rule.
- CAssign Session Border Controllers (SBCs) to sites.
- DModify the default emergency calling policy.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A13% (3)
- B4% (1)
- C79% (19)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Assigning SBCs to network sites (C) is the required next step because Local Media Optimization works by mapping SBCs to the network topology you've already defined - without that association, Teams has no way to know which SBC serves which internal location, making the optimization impossible.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Voice route): Voice routes control call path selection for PSTN routing, not media path optimization - a completely separate configuration concern.
- B (Trunk translation rule): Translation rules manipulate phone number formats on trunks; they have no bearing on where media flows.
- D (Emergency calling policy): Emergency policies govern how E911 calls are handled and routed - unrelated to the LMO setup sequence.
Memory tip: Think of it as "build the map, then pin the SBCs to it." You've already drawn the map (regions → sites → subnets), so the logical next move is to place the SBCs on that map by assigning them to sites before the optimization can take effect.
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