71201T · Question #27
When adding an H.323 Endpoint, from the Endpoints section of Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR), which three fields must be administered? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. User Address -type = E.164 B. Set Template/Set Type D. IP Address. When adding an H.323 Endpoint in SMGR's Endpoints section, three fields are mandatory: IP Address (D) physically identifies the H.323 terminal on the network - without it, the system cannot locate the device; Set Template/Set Type (B) defines the terminal profile (e.g., 4610SW…
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When adding an H.323 Endpoint, from the Endpoints section of Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR), which three fields must be administered? (Choose three.)
Options
- AUser Address -type = E.164
- BSet Template/Set Type
- CExtension
- DIP Address
- ESystem (Communication Manager)
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A83% (25)
- C10% (3)
- E7% (2)
Explanation
When adding an H.323 Endpoint in SMGR's Endpoints section, three fields are mandatory: IP Address (D) physically identifies the H.323 terminal on the network - without it, the system cannot locate the device; Set Template/Set Type (B) defines the terminal profile (e.g., 4610SW, 9620) which drives feature behavior and firmware settings; and User Address type = E.164 (A) establishes the international numbering format required for proper routing and addressing of that endpoint within the Aura solution.
Extension (C) is a distractor because in SMGR's H.323 endpoint workflow, the extension is either derived from the E.164 address or configured through the user/station object rather than being a standalone required field in this specific form. System/Communication Manager (E) seems logical but is not one of the three required fields in the Endpoints section itself - CM association is handled through the broader user/station administration workflow, not mandated at H.323 endpoint creation.
Memory tip: Think "I Set the Address" - IP Address, Set Template, and Address type (E.164) - the three fields that uniquely identify what the device is, where it lives on the network, and how it's numbered.
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