Creating a configuration profile with the emergency address and assigning it to the device for each user does not address the goal of relocating 400 users to a new office. Relocating users involves changing their physical office location, which typically would require updating their location in Microsoft 365's user profiles or directory to reflect the new office address. Emergency addresses are associated with locations and users, not devices. Hence, this solution does not meet the goal.
The solution provided involves adding an emergency address and modifying the outbound calling settings for each user. However, modifying outbound calling settings is not related to the relocation of users to a new office. The correct approach to ensure the new office setup would likely involve updating the users' emergency addresses to correspond to their new location, but adjusting outbound calling settings is not necessary for this goal. Therefore, the solution does not meet the goal.
To export the media logs in a Microsoft Teams meeting on macOS, you need to turn on media logging and restart the Teams app to ensure that media logs are being captured. Then, use the keyboard shortcut Option + Command + Shift + 1 to collect the logs and review the exported files at the location ~/Downloads. Additionally, you should review the media logs stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Teams/media-stack/*.blog to find detailed information on media-related issues.
The appropriate role to assign for reviewing call quality metrics in Microsoft Teams for company employees is the 'Teams Communications Administrator'. This role is designed to manage call analytics and call quality dashboard, providing the necessary permissions to access and review detailed call metrics. The Support Specialist and Support Engineer roles have more limited access and are typically used for troubleshooting call quality issues rather than for comprehensive review.
When updating an emergency address in Microsoft Teams admin center, it is necessary to delete the existing address and create a new one if the address is validated. This is because validated emergency addresses cannot be edited, they must be removed and a new location with the correct address created. This ensures that proper validation and compliance are maintained for emergency services.