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

The correct answer is D. Assign a dial-out policy to the user. Dial-out policies (assigned via Teams admin center or PowerShell with Grant-CsDialoutPolicy) specifically control whether users can dial out to phone numbers during meetings and can restrict dial-out to domestic-only or disable international dial-out entirely. A domestic-only…

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Question

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

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

How the community answered

(43 responses)

A
9% (4)
B
14% (6)
C
2% (1)
D
70% (30)
E
5% (2)

Explanation

Dial-out policies (assigned via Teams admin center or PowerShell with Grant-CsDialoutPolicy) specifically control whether users can dial out to phone numbers during meetings and can restrict dial-out to domestic-only or disable international dial-out entirely. A domestic-only calling plan (A) limits the user's overall PSTN plan but does not granularly control dial-out behavior within meetings. A tenant dial plan (B) handles number normalization, not permission restrictions. Disabling Enterprise Voice (C) would remove all PSTN calling for the user-far too broad. Removing Communications Credits (E) affects pay-per-minute billing but does not block international calls if a calling plan is still assigned.

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#Teams Phone#Calling Policies#Outbound Calling#International Dialing

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