3102 無料問題集「Avaya Aura Session Manager and System Manager Implementation and Maintenance」

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（A）User identity authentication (password checking) can be achieved by first configuring SMGR to communicate with an LDAP server and then choosing the profile 'Authentication Type' as 'Enterprise'.

（B）A user may be assigned exactly one role. That single role can allow access to multiple resource types.

（C）The difference between the 'SMGR Login Password' and the 'Shared Communication Profile Password is that one allows the user to login to the SMGR web interface and the other allows them to authenticate at a device.

（D）Branch Session Manager (BSM) association is set in the Session Manager Profile under the user's Communication Profile. If a primary Session Manager has been selected then assigning a BSM mandatory.

（E）Using the Endpoint Profile a user can be assigned a station on a Communication Manager that SMGR knows about.

（A）Define each Session Manager as a SIP Entity.
Establish relationships between them by defining Routing Policies based on their
respective locations.
Add appropriate Adaptations to each Session Manager.

（B）Define each Session Manager as a SIP Entity by creating Entity Links. Create
Communication Profiles for each Session Manager.

（C）Ensure that a Location and SIP Domain suitable for each Session Manager is defined.
Add each Session Manager as a SIP Entity.
Associate each Session Manager SIP Entity with a Session Manager instance.
Set up Entity Links between each Session Manager.

（D）Add each Session Manager as Routing Agents.
Establish links between them by adding Locations.
Mark each Session Manager as being 'active' or 'standby'.

（A）The IP of the remote server providing High Availability

（B）Network Time Protocol (NTP) settings.

（C）Subnet network mask

（D）SMGR IP address

（E）Default Gateway IP

（A）Session Manager uses the Request URI of the incoming request and matches it to a dial pattern then uses the associated Routing Policy.

（B）Session Manager uses the termination application sequence associated to the
Communication Profile of the user to route the request.

（C）Session Manager uses the route header of the incoming request and matches it to a dial pattern then uses the associated Routing Policy.

（D）Session Manager uses the phase tag of a route header of the incoming request and matches it to a dial pattern then uses the associated Routing Policy.

（A）System Manager IP address (eth0)

（B）System Platform web console IP address (eth2)

（C）Session Manager Management IP address (eth0)

（D）Security Module IP address (eth2)

（A）eth2 port, labeled "3"

（B）eth0 port, labeled "0"

（C）eth2 port, labeled "2"

（D）eth0 port, labeled "1"