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A customer has installed two Network Interface Cards (NICs) on an Avaya Contact Recording server, and they are unable to capture Real-time Transport protocol (RTP) packets. What are three possible rea
The correct answer is A. The wrong NIC has been selected to use for RTP. B. Both NICs belong to the same subnet, and are on a different subnet than CLAN/H323, and AES IP C. There is no network path between both NICs and the recorded IP phones.. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer has installed two Network Interface Cards (NICs) on an Avaya Contact Recording server, and they are unable to capture Real-time Transport protocol (RTP) packets. What are three possible reasons they are encountering this problem? (Choose three)
Options
- AThe wrong NIC has been selected to use for RTP.
- BBoth NICs belong to the same subnet, and are on a different subnet than CLAN/H323, and AES IP
- CThere is no network path between both NICs and the recorded IP phones.
- DThere is no network path between the Avaya Aura?Communication Manager Media resources and
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A83% (19)
- D17% (4)
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