MS-721 · Question #154
Your company has an office in Atlanta. The company has a Microsoft Teams Phone deployment that contains a toll-free phone number. You notice that the Atlanta office has significantly high toll-free di
The correct answer is C. audio conferencing. Audio conferencing policies can be scoped per user or group to disable toll-free dial-in numbers, allowing administrators to prevent specific offices from incurring toll-free usage costs.
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- Ameeting
- Bcalling
- Caudio conferencing
- Dvoice routing
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- C83% (29)
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Audio conferencing policies can be scoped per user or group to disable toll-free dial-in numbers, allowing administrators to prevent specific offices from incurring toll-free usage costs.
Meeting policies control participant features such as recording and lobby behavior, not which PSTN dial-in numbers are available for a meeting.
Calling policies govern outbound and inbound PSTN call behaviors for users; they do not control toll-free conferencing dial-in availability.
The Audio Conferencing policy includes a setting to disable toll-free phone numbers for meetings organized by specific users. By creating or modifying an audio conferencing policy with toll-free numbers turned off and assigning it to Atlanta users, the toll-free number will no longer appear in their meeting invites or be available for their meetings. This provides granular control over toll-free usage at the user or group level without affecting the rest of the organization.
Voice routing policies define how outbound calls are routed through the PSTN; they have no effect on inbound toll-free meeting dial-in numbers.
Concept tested: Disabling toll-free dial-in via scoped Audio Conferencing policy
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/audio-conferencing-toll-free-numbers-policy
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