MS-721 · Question #62
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 to
The correct answer is A. From the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, upload tenant data.. Location-based reports in Microsoft Power BI (using the CQD Power BI connector) are powered by building and subnet data uploaded to the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard (CQD). Uploading a tenant data file (a .tsv or .csv building file) to CQD maps IP subnets to physical locations
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- 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.
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(39 responses)- A74% (29)
- B15% (6)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
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Location-based reports in Microsoft Power BI (using the CQD Power BI connector) are powered by building and subnet data uploaded to the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard (CQD). Uploading a tenant data file (a .tsv or .csv building file) to CQD maps IP subnets to physical locations, enabling Power BI reports to display data by site, building, or region. Defining network subnets (B) or network topology (C) in the Teams admin center serves Location-Based Routing and dynamic emergency calling policies, not CQD reporting. The Network Planner (D) is a capacity-planning tool for estimating bandwidth requirements and does not feed into CQD or Power BI reports.
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