Configure Emergency Calling MS-721 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26expert · hard

   A multinational company has offices in two countries. Country A uses 911 as the emergency number, and Country B uses 112. The company has a single emergency call routing policy that routes all emergency calls to a provider that handles both numbers. However, the provider in Country B requires that calls be routed to a specific local PSAP, not the national provider. The company wants to minimize administrative overhead while ensuring correct routing for each country. What should you do?

   • ACreate a single policy that uses the local PSAP number for 112 calls and the national provider for 911 calls.
   • BUse the network site's emergency address to determine routing.
   • CModify the existing policy to use the local PSAP number for all calls.
   • DCreate two emergency call routing policies, one for each country, and assign them to users based on their office location.
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2. 27foundation · easy

   How can you assign a verified emergency address to a user in Microsoft Teams?

   • ABy changing the user's phone number to a number that includes the address
   • BBy creating a new emergency calling policy and applying it to the user
   • CBy sending an email to the user with the address and asking them to configure it
   • DBy editing the user's properties in the Teams admin center and selecting the emergency location
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4. 28application · medium

   A user is a remote worker who does not have a fixed office. The user has a Teams Phone license and a phone number. You need to ensure that when the user makes an emergency call, the call is routed to the PSAP and the user is prompted to confirm their location. What should you do?

   • AConfigure the Location Information Service to use the user's home address as the default.
   • BCreate an emergency call routing policy that routes the call to the PSAP based on the user's IP address.
   • CAssign an emergency calling policy that requires the user to confirm the location when making an emergency call, and do not assign a static emergency location.
   • DAssign a static emergency location to the user's phone number so the call always has an address.
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5. 29application · medium

   An organization is deploying Teams Phone for a group of users who work remotely. The organization wants to ensure that when these users make an emergency call, the call is routed to the correct PSAP based on their current location, and that the user is prompted to confirm their address if the location is not dynamically resolved. What should you do?

   • AAssign a static emergency address to each remote user's phone number and disable location prompts.
   • BConfigure the Location Information Service to use the user's home address as the default for all remote users.
   • CCreate an emergency calling policy that enables location sharing and requires the user to confirm the address when the location is not automatically resolved, then assign it to the remote users.
   • DCreate an emergency call routing policy that routes calls to the PSAP based on the user's IP address, then assign it to the remote users.
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6. 30application · medium

   A user is moving to a new office location. The new office has a validated emergency location. You need to ensure that the user's emergency calls use the new office's address. The user has a Teams Phone license and a phone number. What should you do?

   • AChange the user's emergency call routing policy to one that includes the new address.
   • BAssign the new emergency location to the user's phone number in the Teams admin center.
   • CRe-validate the new office's address to ensure it is still valid.
   • DUpdate the user's network site to the new office's subnet.
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