MS-700 Configure and Manage a Teams Environment Practice Question
You are reviewing call quality data in the Call Quality Dashboard (CQD). You notice that many calls are flagged as 'Poor', but you cannot identify which physical office buildings are affected. What must you do to view call quality data organized by physical location?
⚠ Common exam trap
MS-700 often tests the misconception that configuring Network Topology or enabling LBR automatically populates CQD building data — the actual requirement is the tenant data file upload.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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Upload a tenant data file containing building information
The Call Quality Dashboard (CQD) organizes data by building, subnet, and network only after you upload a tenant data file that maps subnets to building names and other metadata. Without this file, CQD can only show generic dimensions like 'Unknown' or IP-based groupings, so you cannot attribute poor calls to a specific physical office. Uploading the building data file (a TSV with Network, Building, Ownership, etc.) enables the 'Building' dimension in CQD reports.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Enable Location-Based Routing
Why it's wrong here
Location-Based Routing is a feature used to restrict the routing of PSTN calls between VoIP endpoints and PSTN gateways based on the location of the parties. While it uses location information, it is a call-control feature and does not contribute to the reporting or organization of data within the CQD.
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Upload a tenant data file containing building information
Why this is correct
The Call Quality Dashboard requires a building mapping file to associate network subnets with physical site names. Without this file, CQD only shows raw IP addresses, making it impossible for administrators to determine which physical locations are experiencing quality issues based on the aggregated telemetry data provided in the reports.
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Configure a Network Topology in the Teams admin center
Why it's wrong here
Defining a network topology in the Teams admin center is used for features like Dynamic Emergency Calling and Media Bypass. Although it involves mapping subnets, this information is not automatically imported into the CQD; the CQD requires its own specific building data upload to generate location-aware quality reports.
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Assign a Teams Communications Support Engineer role
Why it's wrong here
Assigning administrative roles grants users the permission to view data but does not change the content or structure of the data itself. To see building-level details, the data must be enhanced with building mapping files, regardless of the permissions or roles held by the person viewing the dashboard.
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Last reviewed September 2026 · checked against the official Microsoft exam blueprint
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