You are adding new sites to your company. The reporting team needs location-based reports in Microsoft Power BI that include the subnet information of the new sites. You need to add the information…

Question

Options

• AFrom the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, upload tenant data.
• BFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, define a network subnet.
• CFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, define a network topology.
• DFrom the Microsoft Teams admin center, add the subnets to the Network planner.

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  6% (1)
• C
  75% (12)
• D
  13% (2)

Explanation

Defining a network topology in the Microsoft Teams admin center is the correct approach because it allows you to map network sites (your new locations) to their corresponding subnets - this site-to-subnet association is precisely what enables location-based reporting in Power BI.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (CQD tenant data upload): The Call Quality Dashboard is for analyzing call quality metrics; uploading tenant data there enriches CQD reports, not Power BI location-based reports for new sites.
• B (define a network subnet): You can't independently define a standalone subnet without the network topology context - subnets are configured within a network topology, making this the wrong starting point.
• D (Network planner): Network Planner is a bandwidth capacity-planning tool used to estimate network requirements before deployment; it does not configure live topology data that feeds into reports.

Memory tip: Think of Network Topology = Site Map. A topology defines the full structure - regions, sites, and their subnets - giving reporting tools the location context they need. If the question involves where something physically is and which subnet belongs there, the answer is almost always network topology.

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