Your company has the offices shown in the following table. You have a Teams deployment. You need to apply bandwidth restrictions for Teams users in the Buffalo office. The solution must meet the…

A Teams meeting policy allows administrators to set specific limits on media bit rates for audio and video, directly addressing the requirement to cap media at a maximum of 1 Mbps for users. This policy can be assigned to users or groups, influencing their call and meeting experience.

A network roaming policy ensures that users receive different policy settings, such as media quality or bandwidth restrictions, based on their detected network location. This feature allows for the application of a high-quality video policy when users are in the New York office, while applying a restricted policy in Buffalo.

A Teams update policy manages how and when the Teams client receives software updates, which is unrelated to controlling media bit rate or applying network-aware quality settings.

Network planner is a tool for assessing and planning network capacity requirements for Teams deployment, not for actively configuring or applying policy settings like bandwidth restrictions.

A calling policy primarily governs call-related features such as call forwarding, voicemail, and parking, and does not directly control granular media bit rate limits or location-based media quality settings.