Avaya Aura(TM) Session Manager and System Manager Sample Questions:

1. Which two statements are true about Managed Bandwidth? (Choose two)

A) It the Managed Bandwidth field is blank for a location, the default Call Admission Control is done for that location. Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth in use based on the calls coming out of and going to that specific location and denies new calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit
B) If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth on the calls coming out of and drops old calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit
C) If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth on the calls coming out of and sends an alarm to an administrator when new calls reach the bandwidth the limit
D) If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth in use based on the calls coming out of and going to that specific location and denies new calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit
E) It the Managed Bandwidth field is blank for a location no Call Admission Control is done for that location

2. A new Application Sequence has already been defined in the network. A technician has been asked to apply the new Application Sequence to all incoming calls for all 50 employees in the Berlin office
Which sequence describes the steps that should be taken?

A) Navigate to the Communication Profile Editor and use the filter option to list only the users in the Berlin location. Select All. Select the new Application Sequence from the Terminating Application Sequence drop down box
B) Go to the User management page and use the filter option to list only the users in the Berlin office. Select each user from the filtered list and edit each user's User Profile. Apply the new Application Sequence to the Terminating Application Sequence for each user
C) Go to the list of Application Sequences and edit the new Application Sequence, adding the Berlin location to the list of associated locations
D) Edit the Berlin Location to include the new Application Sequence as its Terminating Application Sequence

3. Click on the Exhibit A trainee administrator configures Session Manager's SIP Firewall as shown in the Exhibit. Tests show that the firewall correctly detects when 20 packets or more are received from an entity in a 20-second period. The firewall still seems to allow some packets through rather than blocking them Which statement is correct?

A) The Threshold levels are set incorrectly
B) All of the SIP Firewall rules appear to be set correctly. Suggesting a possible problem with the firewall itself
C) The SIP Layer Match Options in the screen shot are hidden. Such firewall behavior could be caused by incorrectly set SIP Layer Match Options
D) The Action Type is not set for this expected behavior

4. An IMS type feature server has been installed by another administrator beam. They have also configured Session Manager to route all incoming calls for user John Smith to be routed to the new feature server, It appears from traces and capturing network traffic that Session Manager does indeed route john Smith's incoming calls to the feature server, but that the feature server does not appear to take any action besides returning the request bock to Session Manager
Which field has been NCORRECTLY configured?

A) Entity Link port
B) Terminating Application Sequence
C) Application Handle
D) Originating Application Sequence

5. Which statement expresses relationship between users, roles, and groups?

A) Groups and roles directly correspond to sections of the Common Console navigation pane and, unless a user belongs to a specific role group, they cannot access the corresponding management screens
B) Users can belong to groups for easy management and can be assigned roles which grant them access nights
C) Roles grant permissions, Users are not directly assigned roles, but inherit them through belonging to groups
D) A group is a name for a collection of roles, and each role is assigned its own administrator user

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