MS-721 · Question #52
You have a Microsoft Teams Phone deployment. You deploy a new network site. You discover that the new site is not listed in location-based reports. Other sites appear in the reports. You need to ensur
The correct answer is D. From the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, select Tenant Data Upload and upload a CSV file. Location-based reporting in the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard relies on a building data file that maps network subnets to physical sites. When a new site is added, its subnet is unknown to CQD until the building data is updated and re-uploaded. The correct action is to update
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- AFrom Network planner in the Microsoft Teams admin center, modify an existing network plan.
- BFrom Network planner in the Microsoft Teams admin center, add a new persona.
- CFrom the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, select Tenant Data Upload and upload a CSV file
- DFrom the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, select Tenant Data Upload and upload a CSV file
- EFrom Network planner in the Microsoft Teams admin center, add a new network plan.
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(25 responses)- A12% (3)
- C4% (1)
- D80% (20)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
Location-based reporting in the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard relies on a building data file that maps network subnets to physical sites. When a new site is added, its subnet is unknown to CQD until the building data is updated and re-uploaded. The correct action is to update the CSV building data file to include the new site's subnet-to-location mapping, then upload it via the Tenant Data Upload page in CQD. Network Planner (options A, B, E) is a capacity-planning tool, not a CQD data source, so changes there do not affect CQD reports. Without the updated subnet mapping, the new site's calls appear as 'unmanaged' or are simply absent from location-based views.
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