What are three advantages of Avaya Aura Media Server (AAMS)? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• Aadditional Codec support
• Bhigh channel density
• Cdirect ISDN-PRI Trunk connectivity
• Dno playback announcement limits
• Einbuilt DHCP Server functionality

• A
  93% (27)
• C
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

Avaya Aura Media Server (AAMS) is a software-based media processing platform that offers additional codec support (A) beyond basic G.711, enabling broader interoperability; high channel density (B), meaning it can handle a large number of simultaneous media streams efficiently on standard server hardware; and no playback announcement limits (D), allowing unlimited audio file playback without the licensing or capacity restrictions found in older hardware-based systems.

Why C is wrong: Direct ISDN-PRI trunk connectivity is a characteristic of traditional hardware Media Gateways (like Avaya G430/G450), not AAMS - which operates as a software media server over IP networks, not legacy TDM circuits.

Why E is wrong: AAMS has no built-in DHCP server functionality; that's a network infrastructure service entirely outside the scope of a media processing server.

Memory tip: Think of AAMS's advantages as "what software does better than hardware" - more codecs (flexibility), more channels (scalability), and no announcement limits (no legacy constraints). If an option sounds like old-school hardware infrastructure (ISDN trunks, DHCP), it's not an AAMS advantage.

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