You need to prevent a specific user from calling international phone numbers from within a Microsoft Teams meeting. What should you do?

Question

Options

• AAssign a domestic-only calling plan to the user.
• BAssign a tenant dial plan to the user.
• CDisable Enterprise Voice for the user
• DAssign a dial-out policy to the user.
• ERemove Communications Credits from

• A
  3% (1)
• C
  6% (2)
• D
  82% (27)
• E
  9% (3)

Explanation

Dial-out policies in Microsoft Teams are specifically designed to control which countries/regions users can dial out to during meetings - making option D the precise tool for restricting international calls from within a meeting context.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Domestic-only calling plan): Calling plans govern outbound PSTN calls made outside of meetings; they don't control dial-out behavior within a Teams meeting.
• B (Tenant dial plan): Dial plans normalize number formats (e.g., how digits are translated), not what destinations are permitted.
• C (Disable Enterprise Voice): This is a sledgehammer - it removes all PSTN calling capability entirely, not just international dial-out.
• E (Remove Communications Credits): Credits are a payment mechanism for pay-as-you-go minutes; removing them may interrupt service broadly but isn't a policy control for a specific user.

Memory tip: Think "dial-out policy controls who can dial out" - the name maps directly to the meeting dial-out scenario. When a question says "during a meeting" + "specific restriction" + "specific user," dial-out policy is the targeted, per-user lever Teams provides for exactly that use case.

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