Avaya - 3100 Test - AUTOEVAL -

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QUESTION NO: 52 With reference to the Alarm Report shown in the exhibit, which option describes the location of the alarm that occurred on May 13 at 09:25?

Answer 1

cabinet 1, gateway b, media module 12, port 12

Answer 2

gateway 1, server b, extension 1212

Answer 3

cabinet 1, carrier b, slot 12, port 12

Answer 4

server 1, gateway b, media module 12, port 12

Answer 5

port network 1, cabinet b, carrier 12, slot 12

Answer 6

A. A history report

Answer 7

B. An activity performed report

Answer 8

C. An administrative or maintenance summary report

Answer 9

D. A hardware error log report

Answer 10

E. A system-parameters change report

Answer 11

A. An IP trunk

Answer 12

B. A DSI trunk

Answer 13

C. A SIP trunk

Answer 14

D. An analog trunk

Answer 15

A. Only the Communication Manager backup can encrypt the file.

Answer 16

B. Only the Communication Manager backup can be scheduled.

Answer 17

C. Only the System Platform backup can use secure copy Protocols (SCP).

Answer 18

D. Only the System Platform backup can use secure file transfer protocol (SFTP).

Answer 19

A. Receive Security notifications of Authorization codes violation

Answer 20

B. Record integrated Announcements

Answer 21

C. Activate and deactivate Coverage paths for another extension

Answer 22

D. Add and remove agents from CORs

Answer 23

A. valid user logins and logoffs to or from the system

Answer 24

B. valid and invalid logins and logoffs to or from the system

Answer 25

C. recent, successful administration and maintenance commands to the system

Answer 26

D. recent successful and unsuccessful administration and maintenance commands to the system

Answer 27

A. Save ------

Answer 28

B. Copy running configuration startup configuration

Answer 29

C. Copy ------ all

Answer 30

D. Save ------ startup configuration

Answer 31

A. System Access Terminal (SAT)

Answer 32

B. System Management Interface (SMI)

Answer 33

C. System Platform Management Console

Answer 34

D. Linux command line

Answer 35

A. Architecture

Answer 36

B. Communication Services

Answer 37

C. Application

Answer 38

D. Gateway

Answer 39

A. Advanced

Answer 40

C. General

Answer 41

D. Fault and Performance

Answer 42

A. System Manager

Answer 43

B. Communication Manager

Answer 44

D. Session Manager

Answer 45

A. Display Dial Plan Analysis

Answer 46

B. Display System-Parameters Customer Options

Answer 47

C. Display Dial Plan Parameters

Answer 48

D. Display Customer Options

Answer 49

A. Button activated Executive Calling

Answer 50

B. FAC or button activated Automatic Inclusion

Answer 51

C. FAC or button activated Priority Calling

Answer 52

D. Button activated Send All Calls override

Answer 53

A. SMI, Network Configuration page

Answer 54

B. SMI, Certificate Alarms page

Answer 55

C. List trace command

Answer 56

D. SAT, display node-names command

Answer 57

A. Through the service PC/laptop connected to the pre-configured CM IP address of 192.11.13.5

Answer 58

B. Through the service PC/laptop connected to the services port on the server using a crossover cable

Answer 59

C. Through the service PC/laptop connected to the services port on the server using a USB cable

Answer 60

D. Through the service PC/laptop connected to the Secure Access Link (SAL) interface on the server using a crossover cable

Answer 61

A. Save translation

Answer 62

B. Copy running-configuration startup-configuration

Answer 63

C. Copy translation all

Answer 64

D. Save translation startup-configuration

Answer 65

C. Route Pattern

Answer 66

D. Station

Answer 67

A. Internal/Private Network

Answer 68

B. External/Public Network

Answer 69

C. Public Switched Telephone Network

Answer 70

D. Internal and External Networks

Answer 71

C. Central Office (CO)

Answer 72

D. Direct Inward Dial (DID)

Answer 73

A. Circuit Pack

Answer 74

B. ISDN/BRI

Answer 75

C. Media Module

Answer 76

D. Port Network

Answer 77

B. Send All Calls

Answer 78

C. Consult

Answer 79

C. Dial Plan

Answer 80

A. Change station xxxx

Answer 81

B. Status station xxxx

Answer 82

C. Add station xxxx

Answer 83

D. Edit station xxxx

Answer 84

A. Maximum Concurrently Registered IP Stations greater than "0"

Answer 85

B. Maximum Media Gateway VAL Sources greater than "0"

Answer 86

C. Maximum Off-PBX Telephones greater than "0"

Answer 87

D. IP Stations field is "y"

Answer 88

E. Digital Stations field is "y"

Answer 89

A. Choose the AAR

Answer 90

B. Choose the FAC

Answer 91

C. Choose the network

Answer 92

D. Choose the trunk group

Answer 93

A. Users who need to retrieve calls from any extension in the system

Answer 94

B. Users who travel domestically using smartphones for basic communication

Answer 95

C. Users who travel Internationally using smartphones for basic communication

Answer 96

D. Users who need to pick up calls from their smartphones while traveling

Answer 97

A. Class of Service (COS)

Answer 98

B. Class of Restriction (COR)

Answer 99

C. Extension to Cellular (EC)

Answer 100

D. Administration without Hardware (AWOH)

Answer 101

A. Data Privacy

Answer 102

B. Bridged Call Appearance

Answer 103

C. ISDN-PRI

Answer 104

D. Console Permissions

Answer 105

A. Incoming and outgoing calls between the telephone system and the local central office

Answer 106

B. Customer-provided equipment to the telephone system

Answer 107

C. Incoming calls routed directly to internal extensions

Answer 108

D. Outgoing calls between telephone system and the local central office

Answer 109

A. The applications that a user can access and use

Answer 110

B. The capabilities or limits of calling privileges

Answer 111

C. The level of service that the user will receive

Answer 112

D. The pre-defined features that a user can access and use

Answer 113

A. The feature permits only incoming calls, and using a FAC and security code permits emergency or outgoing calls.

Answer 114

B. The feature permits only outgoing calls, and using a FAC and security code permits Incoming and outgoing calls.

Answer 115

C. The feature permits Incoming calls, and the telephone can be unlocked only from designated telephone(s) by inputting a security code.

Answer 116

D. The feature overrides the COR of a station.

Answer 117

A. Directed Call Pickup

Answer 118

B. Pickup Group

Answer 119

C. Expanded Pickup Group

Answer 120

D. Extended Pickup Group

Answer 121

A. By the number of times the alarms are recorded

Answer 122

B. As a function of their effect on the system's operation

Answer 123

C. Whether the alarms are on-board or off-board

Answer 124

D. By the number of errors that appear

Answer 125

A. ASG session establishment/rejection data

Answer 126

B. Processor occupancy statistics

Answer 127

C. Security violation status summary

Answer 128

D. Log Ins/logoffs, administrative and maintenance action commands

Answer 129

A. number of users

Answer 130

B. link bounce timer value

Answer 131

C. type of endpoints

Answer 132

D. distance

Answer 133

E. type of gateways

Answer 134

A. Dial Plan, Codec Set, Private Numbering, Network Region

Answer 135

B. Far-End Node, Near-End Node, Coverage Path, Call Forwarding

Answer 136

C. Feature Access Code, Digit Analysis, Digit Conversion, Route Pattern, Trunk Group

Answer 137

D. MGC List, H 2<18 Link Timer, Call Admission Control. Feature Access Code

Answer 138

A. feature access

Answer 139

B. station

Answer 140

C. coverage path

Answer 141

D. remote access security

Answer 142

E. class of service

Answer 143

A. List trace station

Answer 144

B. List measurement occupancy

Answer 145

C. List performance hunt-group

Answer 146

D. List measurements call-rate

Answer 147

A. The user should have been able to complete the call as dialed

Answer 148

B. The system must be re-administered to correct the situation

Answer 149

C. After dialing "9" the user should have dialed more digits, then the external call would have completed

Answer 150

D. The user did not dial the correct access code to make an external call

Answer 151

A. Maximum Concurrently Registered IP Stations greater than "0"

Answer 152

B. Maximum Media Gateway VAL Sources greater than "0"

Answer 153

C. Maximum Off-PBX Telephones greater than "0"

Answer 154

D. IP Stations field in "y"

Answer 155

E. Digital Stations field In "y"

Answer 156

A. through any PC on the customer's LAN connecting to the predefined, static IP addresses for the communication server or the service PC

Answer 157

B. through the service PC/laptop connected to the services port on the communication server using a crossover cable

Answer 158

C. through the service PC/laptop connected to the services port on the communication server using a USB cable

Answer 159

D. through the service PC/laptop connected to the SAL (secure access link) interface on the communication server using a crossover cable

Answer 160

A. monitor load command using terminal emulation

Answer 161

B. monitor traffic command using terminal emulation

Answer 162

C. monitor traffic command using GEDI

Answer 163

D. display capacity using GEDI or terminal emulation

Answer 164

A. the applications that a user can access and use

Answer 165

B. the capabilities or limits of calling privileges

Answer 166

C. the level of service that the user will get during peak usage time

Answer 167

D. the optional features that a user can access and use

Answer 168

A. Route Pattern 1

Answer 169

B. Route Pattern 2

Answer 170

C. Route Pattern 3

Answer 171

D. Route Pattern 4

Answer 172

A. It is automatically populated by the system as “IP”.

Answer 173

B. It must be populated as "SOOOXX"

Answer 174

C. It must be populated with an available port on an MM712 or TN2214

Answer 175

D. It must be populated with an available port on the LAN switch.

Answer 176

A. Dialed String = 4; Total Length =4; Call type = sta

Answer 177

B. Dialed String = 45; Total Length =4; Call type = ext

Answer 178

C. Dialed String = 4; Total Length =4; Call type = ext

Answer 179

D. Dialed String = 45; Total Length =4; Call type = sta

Answer 180

C. Operator

Answer 181

D. Internal

Answer 182

A. Both SMI and ASA can perform the same administration tasks but ASA is being replaced by SMI.

Answer 183

B. Both SMI and ASA can perform the same administration tasks but SMI is for technicians and ASA is for customers.

Answer 184

C. SMI provides access to less frequent administration, installation and upgrade functions, while ASA provides access to day-to-day administration functions.

Answer 185

D. Old hardware and software (Pre – 5.x) is administered using SMI, while current hardware and software (5.x and later) is administered using ASA.

Answer 186

A. Display board CLAN10

Answer 187

B. List node-name all

Answer 188

C. List ip-address nodes

Answer 189

D. List ip-interface nodes

Answer 190

A. The backup function creates two complete files on the internal hardware drive.

Answer 191

B. The backup function can create a file on a network device using protocols: SCP, SFTP, or FTP.

Answer 192

C. The backup function can encrypt the file with a pass phrase.

Answer 193

D. The backup is done dynamically and cannot be scheduled in advance.

Answer 194

E. The full Backup option does not do Save Transaction Command Automatically before creating the backup file.

Answer 195

C. MGP on the media gateway

Answer 196

D. S8300D server using Processor Ethernet (PE)

Answer 197

A. System-parameters features

Answer 198

B. System-parameters customer-options

Answer 199

C. System-parameters wireless

Answer 200

D. System-parameters converge-forwarding

Answer 201

A. Change the IP SoftPhone field to y.

Answer 202

B. Change the Converge Path 1 value to match the value in converge path 2.

Answer 203

C. Change the message Lamp Ext value to match the extension number.

Answer 204

D. Change the name in the name field to match the name as administered in the LDAP directory

Answer 205

A. Assign COR 11 to user’ station, In COR11 Set COR-to COR calling permission = ‘n’ for all except COR 10. Assign COR to 5605 and 5608. Ensure that these two CORs are not assigned to any other station object.

Answer 206

B. The FRL = 7to user’s station. FRL = 7 to station 5606 and 5608. Set FRL for all other stations to 6 and lesser

Answer 207

C. Assign COR 10 to user’s station. In COR 11, set CPR-to-COR calling permission = ‘n’ for all except. Assign COR 11 to 5605 and 5608. Ensure that these two CORs are not assigned to any other object.

Answer 208

D. The FRL = 5 to user’s station, FRL = 7 to station 5606 and 5608. Set FRL for all other stations to 5 or lesser.

Answer 209

A. add cabinet next

Answer 210

B. add port network next

Answer 211

C. add media – gateway next

Answer 212

D. add G6SO-port next.

Answer 213

A. The team button does not allow conferencing to an active call or speed dial to the monitored station.

Answer 214

B. The team button allows conferencing to an active call and making outgoing calls for the monitored station.

Answer 215

C. The bridged call appearance does not allow conferencing to an active call or speed dial to the mirrored station.

Answer 216

D. The bridged call appearance allows conferencing to an active call and making outgoing calls for the mirrored station.

Answer 217

A. Button activated Executive Calling

Answer 218

B. FAC or button activated Automatic Inclusion

Answer 219

C. FAC or button activated Priority Calling

Answer 220

D. Button activated Send All Calls override

Answer 221

A. an S8300 configured as an local survivable processor (LSP)

Answer 222

B. a simplex server configured as an enterprise survivable server (ESS)

Answer 223

C. an S8300 or simplex server configured as a Survivable Remote

Answer 224

D. an S8300 01 simplex server configured for high availability (HA)

Answer 225

A. Station 1101 called station, hung-up and finally called station 100.

Answer 226

B. Station 1101 called station 1000, the unanswered call went to the voicemail, and finally station 1101 called 1001.

Answer 227

C. Station 1101 called station 1000, and the station answered, then station 1000 transferred to call to station 1001.

Answer 228

D. Station 1101 called station 1000, unanswered; the call covered the station 1001

Answer 229

A. You need to set TTI = ‘n’

Answer 230

B. You did not enable PSA on the COS of the station.

Answer 231

C. You should not set the security code in sequential order.

Answer 232

D. You did not key in the correct activation sequence

Answer 233

A. AAR routes calls over a public network; ARS routes calls over a private network.

Answer 234

B. AAR routes calls over a private network; ARS routes calls over a public network.

Answer 235

C. AAR chooses routes automatically; ARS chooses routes according to pre programmed, bestchoice parameters.

Answer 236

D. AAR chooses routes automatically; ARS chooses routes according to a manually administered route plan.

Answer 237

A. Monitor system command using terminal emulation mode

Answer 238

B. Monitor system command using GEDI

Answer 239

C. Monitor status command using terminal emulation mode

Answer 240

D. Display status using GEPI or terminal emulation mode

Answer 241

A. Terminal Trans. Init.? Y, TTI state = ‘voice’, TTI enable = ‘y’, TTI security code = ‘1709’, CTI enabled = ‘n’.

Answer 242

B. Terminal Trans. Init.? Y, TTI state = ‘data’, TTI enable = ‘y’, TTI security code = ‘1709’, CTI enabled = ‘y’.

Answer 243

C. Terminal Trans. Init.? Y, TTI state = ‘vdata’, TTI enable = ‘y’, TTI security code = ‘1709’, CTI enabled = ‘n’.

Answer 244

D. Terminal Trans. Init.? Y, TTI state = ‘voice’, TTI enable = ‘y’, TTI security code = ‘1709’, CTI enabled = ‘y’.

Answer 245

A. users who travel domestically using smartphones for basic communication

Answer 246

B. users who need to pick up calls from any extension In the system when the call Is placed on hold

Answer 247

C. users who travel internationally using smartphones for basic communication

Answer 248

D. users who need to pick up calls from their smartphones while traveling

Answer 249

A. It allows internal users who placed a call to a busy or unanswered external telephone to be called back when the called telephone becomes available.

Answer 250

B. It allows internal users who placed a call to a busy or unanswered internal telephone to be called back when the called telephone becomes available.

Answer 251

C. It allows internal users who are called when they are busy to activate a feature to automatically call back that second caller, once the first call is finished.

Answer 252

D. It allows internal users who are called when they are busy to place the second call on hold until the first call is finished.

Answer 253

A. ARS routes calls only across tie trunks to local switching equipment.

Answer 254

B. ARS routes calls to remote company locations in the absence of a private network.

Answer 255

C. ARS allows Communication Manager to use an ISDN trunk to connect to the PSTN.

Answer 256

D. ARS mutes calls across all trunk types but only to remote switching equipment

Answer 257

A. To another extension on the same system

Answer 258

B. To a hunt group

Answer 259

C. To an administered off-system number

Answer 260

D. To a call pickup group

Answer 261

A. The station lock feature does not block incoming calls and using a code they can make emergency or outgoing calls.

Answer 262

B. The station lock features does not block outgoing emergency calls and using a code they can receive incoming calls and make outgoing calls.

Answer 263

C. The station lock feature does not block incoming calls or emergency outgoing calls and the telephone can be unlocked from designated telephone(s) by inputting a code.

Answer 264

D. The station lock feature does not block incoming calls or emergency outgoing calls and the telephone can be unlocked by inputting a code.

Answer 265

A. For two nonconsecutive hours, the idle Occ value was between 20 and 25 pervent.

Answer 266

B. For one hour, the combined SM Occ and idle Occ was 90 percent.

Answer 267

C. For two consecutive hours, the Static Occ and SM Occ were each below 10 percent.

Answer 268

D. For two consecutive hours, the combined Static Occ and CP occ was 77 percent

Answer 269

A. system -parameters capacity

Answer 270

B. system-parameters customer-options

Answer 271

C. system -parameters features

Answer 272

D. system-parameters customer-license

Answer 273

A. IP address, port number, and default directory

Answer 274

B. User name, password, IP address, and default directory

Answer 275

C. User name, password, and default directory

Answer 276

D. IP address, port number, protocol, and default directory

Answer 277

A. In the Media Gateway

Answer 278

B. In the Server administration port

Answer 279

C. In a CLAN board or Processor Ethernet port

Answer 280

D. In the Server services port

Answer 281

A. It controls the SAT “action” commands the user can use.

Answer 282

B. It controls the time of day that the user can do Sat administration.

Answer 283

C. It controls which SAT screens or categories the user can access.

Answer 284

D. It controls the type of SAT access (GEDI or terminal emulation) the user can use.

Answer 285

A. ASA with a display process-status command

Answer 286

B. SMI with a process status command

Answer 287

C. SMI with a status summary command

Answer 288

D. ASA with a status media-gateway command

Answer 289

A. SAL software is required and uses a separate SAL server.

Answer 290

B. SAL software is required and uses a secure external modem.

Answer 291

C. SAL software is part of System Platform and requires no additional hardware.

Answer 292

D. SAL software is part of System Platform and uses a remote maintenance board (RMB) that must be installed in the server.

Answer 293

A. Barrier codes

Answer 294

B. Access security gateway (ASG) codes

Answer 295

C. Dial access codes (DAC)

Answer 296

D. Authorization codes

Answer 297

E. Administrative login codes

Answer 298

A. Calls placed within a company over a public network

Answer 299

B. Calls placed within a company over a private network

Answer 300

C. Calls placed from outside a company over a private network

Answer 301

D. Calls placed from outside a company over a public network

Answer 302

A. Change diaplan parameters

Answer 303

B. Change node-name IP

Answer 304

C. Change dialplan analysis

Answer 305

D. Change uniform-dialplan

Answer 306

A. ASA with GED1

Answer 307

B. ASA with terminal emulation

Answer 308

D. SMI or ASA

Answer 309

A. Re-administer the Dial Plan to requiring 10 digits for making local external calls

Answer 310

B. Determine the correct Feature Access Code to make an external call and inform the user

Answer 311

C. Re-administer the feature access code for the user’s situation to dial ‘9’ to make an external call.

Answer 312

D. Do nothing to the Dial Plan but delete the “*” Feature Access Code

Answer 313

A. In COR 5, set calling party restriction = ‘origination’ and called party restriction = ‘none’

Answer 314

B. In COR 5, set calling party restriction = ‘outward’ and called party restriction = ‘termination’

Answer 315

C. In COR 5, set calling party restriction = ‘origination’ and called party restriction = ‘termination’

Answer 316

D. In COR 5, set calling party restriction = ‘none’ and called party restrictions = ‘termination’

Answer 317

A. users belonging to a specific COR

Answer 318

B. users belonging to a specific COS

Answer 319

C. users belonging to a specific COS-group

Answer 320

D. all users in the system

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