Which monitoring report should you use from the Microso…

You have a Lync Server 2013 infrastructure. The infrastructure has monitoring reports and Call Admission Control (CAC) deployed.
A user named User1 reports poor audio quality during web conferences. You need to identify whether User1 uses the Siren codec for audio conferences.
Which monitoring report should you use from the Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Control Panel?
To answer, select the appropriate report in the answer area.
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Explanation:
The User Activity Report provides a detailed list of the peer-to-peer and conferencing sessions carried out by your users in a given time period. Unlike many of the

Monitoring Reports, the User Activity Report ties each call to individual users. For example, peer-to-peer sessions specify the SIP URIs of the person who initiated
the call (the From user) and the person who was being called (the To user). If you expand the information for a conference, you’ll see a list of all the conference
participants and the role they held for that conference.
The User Activity Report is sometimes referred to as the “help desk” report. That’s because the report is often used by help desk personnel to retrieve session
information for a specific user.
You can filter for calls made to or made by an individual user simply by typing the user’s SIP URI in the User URI prefix box.