71201T · Question #29
In Avaya Aura Communication Manager (CM), how can you verify which COS Group a user belongs to?
The correct answer is C. by using the list usage extension command. Option C is correct because the list usage extension command in Avaya CM displays all configuration records associated with an extension, including its Class of Service (COS) Group assignment, giving you a direct lookup of where that extension is referenced within the system's…
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In Avaya Aura Communication Manager (CM), how can you verify which COS Group a user belongs to?
Options
- Aby checking the Tennant Group that they belong to
- Bby using the status station command
- Cby using the list usage extension command
- Dby listing the COS Groups in System Manager
How the community answered
(18 responses)- B6% (1)
- C94% (17)
Explanation
Option C is correct because the list usage extension command in Avaya CM displays all configuration records associated with an extension, including its Class of Service (COS) Group assignment, giving you a direct lookup of where that extension is referenced within the system's feature configurations.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Tenant Group): Tenant Groups control dial plan partitioning in multi-tenant environments - they are a separate construct from COS Groups and do not reveal a user's COS assignment.
- B (status station): The
status stationcommand reports real-time operational state (registered, idle, in-use), not configuration data like COS Group membership. - D (list COS Groups in System Manager): System Manager provides a high-level administrative view, but browsing COS Groups there does not efficiently show which individual user belongs to a specific group - you'd be searching from the wrong direction.
Memory tip: Think of list usage as "who uses what" - it maps an extension to everything it's tied to in CM configuration, including its COS Group. If you need to know what a station is configured with, list usage extension is your lookup command.
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