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

Question 1

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Which role do the Call Admission Control (CAC) parameters play in Session Manager?

A. They prevent over subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to signaling traffic, not media traffic
B. They prevent under subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to media traffic, not signaling traffic
C. They prevent under subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to signaling traffic, not media traffic
D. They prevent over subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to media traffic, not signaling traffic

Question 2

Which statement describes the purpose of Timer B?

A. Timer B determines the length of time a Session Manager allows a phone to ring before canceling the call and routing it elsewhere
B. Timer B determines the period of time a Session Manager waits for a response before canceling the request and perhaps routes it elsewhere
C. Timer B determines the maximum time period between a dispatched request and the anticipated 200 OK
D. Timer B determines the maximum allowable call duration

Question 3

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

A. 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
B. It the Managed Bandwidth field is blank for a location no Call Admission Control is done for that location
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. 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
E. 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

Question 4

Session Manager has a routing policy that routes calls made to any number beginning with '100' to SIP Entity X.
However, 'sip: 1001@avaya com' is the SP communication profile address of user Y, User Y is not currently registered (signed in )with Session Manager What will happen if Session Manager receives a call addressed to 'sip 1001@avaya com' and exactly why?

A. Since the destination URI matches a communication profile SIP handle, Session Manager will not use the routing policy in handing the call The call will fail since user Y is not currently registered
B. Since the destination URI matches a routing policy dial pattern, Session Manager will give no consideration to the user Y registration status, xx the call is made during a time rage for the policy, the policy will be applied and the will be routed to be destination X. If not, then the original URL of sip 1001@avaya com will be used as the destination to which Session Manager will route the call
C. It depends on the time ranges of the policy If the call is placed inside a defined tine range for the policy, the call will be routed to destination X If not, then Session Manager will attempt to route the call to user Y. Since Y is not registered, the call will timeout, and the call will fail
D. Since user Y is not currently registered, the call will be handled by the routing policy. If the call is placed during a time rage specified by the call policy, then the call will be routed to destination X. If not, then the call will fail

Question 5

A technician is asked with creating a set of Routing Policies for the organization

A. A SIP entity must be specified as an end point, the times of day that the policy applies must be provided, and either a dial pattern or regular expression for the policy must be provided
B. The destination SIP entity can either be chosen specifically, or it may be selected implicitly using a matching expression Multiple times of day the policy is active can be chosen. The policy must have either a dial pattem or regular expression
C. A routing policy MUST specify a SIP entity as a destination, and also a dial pattem which the called party in the SIP message is matched against. Inclusion of a time range, or time range, or regular expression, is optional but recommended since it makes the policy more specific
D. A SIP entity must be specified as destination and as an origination point. You must provide the tines of day that the policy applies, and a dial pattem or regular expression that the call URI must match

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