Which statement regarding the Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR) Log and Alarm exporting capabilities is true?

Question

Options

• ALogs and Alarms are exported using the Log Harvester.
• BBoth Alarms and Logs can be exported from their respective viewers.
• CAlarms and logs can be exported, but logs need to harvested first.
• DAlarms can be exported, but logs cannot.

• B
  90% (26)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

Option B is correct because Avaya Aura System Manager provides dedicated viewers for both Alarms and Logs, and each viewer includes built-in export functionality - allowing administrators to export data directly from the interface without any additional tools or preprocessing steps.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect because the Log Harvester is a separate utility used for collecting/aggregating logs from remote systems, not the primary mechanism for exporting logs within SMGR's interface.
• C is incorrect because it falsely implies logs must be harvested before they can be exported; the Log Viewer in SMGR allows direct export without a harvesting prerequisite.
• D is incorrect because it wrongly excludes logs from export capability - both Alarms and Logs are exportable from their respective viewers.

Memory tip: Think "Both Viewers = Both Exporters." SMGR gives each data type (Alarms and Logs) its own viewer, and each viewer carries its own export button - symmetry is the key concept here.

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