When manually configuring the Phone Service section of the Avaya Workplace client, which two fields must be completed to allow successful operation? (Choose two.)

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Options

• ADomain
• BServer Address
• CFeature Server Address
• DPassword

• A
  96% (24)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

When manually configuring the Phone Service section in Avaya Workplace, Domain and Server Address are the two mandatory fields because together they establish the network identity and connection endpoint required for SIP registration. The Domain tells the client which SIP domain it belongs to, enabling proper call routing and identity, while the Server Address (typically the Avaya Session Manager or Aura System Manager FQDN/IP) is where the client actually connects to register and process calls - without either, the phone service cannot initialize.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• C (Feature Server Address): This is an Avaya Communication Manager concept tied to legacy feature access, and it is not a required field in the Workplace Phone Service configuration panel.
• D (Password): User credentials are entered in the general account/login section, not the Phone Service section specifically - that section is focused on network topology, not authentication.

Memory tip: Think "DS - Dial Successfully." Domain tells the client who it is, and Server Address tells it where to go - you need both to make a call.

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