Exam MS-700 topic 2 question 16 discussion

Hello, the answer is A. It could be A or B right? But if A is applied, then no need to do it in CQD, just use CQD for your reports. See that word phrase "What to do first"? You can do B first right, then run the report. But if you did A first as a prereq, then you never would have to do B, just simply run your CQD report. A is the cleaner and proper approach to good housekeeping with any system. You dont wait to do the action in the real world and then upload prereq data. You use the opportunity and do that before in the Reporting label section. While B can do it yes agreed, A is the place dedicated for this. Also A comes first in TAC before CQD, logically they placed this first to ensure your labels are applied first before moving to the CQD.

I think B is correct.. when you go to Call Quality Dashboard it ask you to upload building data. via this link: https://cqd.teams.microsoft.com/spd/#/TenantDataUpload?language=en-GB reference below. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/cqd-upload-tenant-building-data

A and B are the same csv format but uploaded from a diferente place

Answer B is correct. Selecting "Tenant Data Upload" from the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard allows you to upload your organization's call quality data, which includes call quality information segmented by location. By uploading this data, you enable the Call Quality Dashboard to display call quality metrics categorized by various factors, including location. This step is essential to ensure that call quality information is properly segmented and displayed in the dashboard.

Answer is letter A Reporting labels Reporting labels are used to give an IP subnet a name that links it to a physical location such as offices, buildings, or organizational sites within your organization. They are used by Call Analytics to make it easier to see a name of a place instead of just an IP subnet in reports. You can upload a CSV that has a list of physical locations and their associated network subnets.

Reporting labels are for Call Analytics. The question is talking about the CQD, so we need the tenant building data.

B. In the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, select Tenant Data Upload. By selecting Tenant Data Upload in the Microsoft Call Quality Dashboard, you can upload a CSV file containing location information to target call quality by location. This is the first necessary step to ensure that all call quality information in the dashboard is segmented by location. After uploading the CSV file, you can create report labels in the Microsoft Teams admin center to display t he segmented information by location.

From MS: “Reporting labels are used to give an IP subnet a name that links it to a physical location such as offices, buildings, or organizational sites within your organization. They are used by Call Analytics to make it easier to see a name of a place instead of just an IP subnet in reports” … so it’s only for CA For CQD, the same file has to be loaded in Gear >> Tenant data upload, to be used in CQD reports

Quite simple, "Call Quality Dashboard" requires you to upload the data files. Don't get confused with "Call Analytics", which instead requires you to configure reporting labels. They're two completely different things, read the definitions below. "Call Quality Dashboard (CQD) provides a summary view of an organization's calls and meetings on a monthly, daily, or hourly basis. It enables an organization to investigate problems based on quality, failure, and in-product user feedback." "Call analytics can help organizations troubleshoot call and connection problems with Microsoft Teams. Call Analytics shows detailed information about the devices, networks, and connectivity for the calls and meetings of each user in an organization's Microsoft 365 tenant."

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/cqd-upload-tenant-building-data

Reporting labels are used to give an IP subnet a name that links it to a physical location such as offices, buildings, or organizational sites within your organization. They are used by Call Analytics to make it easier to see a name of a place instead of just an IP subnet in reports. You can upload a CSV that has a list of physical locations and their associated network subnets.

The link in answer shows "Reporting labels are used in your organization to indicate the physical locations of offices, buildings, or organizational sites". So A is the correct answer

There are two locations to upload the data: Tenant Data Upload from CQD (answer B) and Upload Data from TAC -> Analytics & reports -> Reporting labels. There is no configuring the labels as stated in Answer A, making it incorrect. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/learn-more-about-site-upload https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/cqd-upload-tenant-building-data

Don’t over complicate it. The correct answer is A.

it is annoying, uploading essentially the same data in CQD, Reporting Labels and Network Connectivity, but this question is specific to CQD, so B.

I think the key here is that data is missing from the CQD. "They are used by Call Analytics to make it easier to see a name of a place instead of just an IP subnet in reports" so given the need is to have appropriate info in CQD, I would say upload data is the right answer.

Answer is A. Question says "You need to ensure that all the call quality information in the dashboard is segmented by location." Reporting labels are used to give an IP subnet a name that links it to a physical location such as offices, buildings, or organizational sites within your organization. They are used by Call Analytics to make it easier to see a name of a place instead of just an IP subnet in reports. You can upload a CSV that has a list of physical locations and their associated network subnets. Straight from my lab environment.