As a result of the Avaya Aura Media Server's (AAMS) enrollment with Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR), which two functions are possible? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AThe AAMS can be set to support multiple PBX's.
• BThe AAMS can be set to support AAMS Clustering.
• CYou are able to assign the AAMS to support a particular product.
• DThe AAMS can be brought into active service.
• EYou can assign an SMGR signed certificate.

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  84% (47)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  9% (5)

Explanation

Enrolling the AAMS with SMGR unlocks AAMS Clustering (B), because SMGR provides the centralized management plane needed to coordinate multiple AAMS nodes into a cluster - a capability only available post-enrollment. It also enables SMGR-signed certificate assignment (E), since SMGR acts as the PKI trust anchor and can issue/assign certificates to enrolled elements for secure communications.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A - AAMS supporting multiple PBXs is a licensing/configuration concern, not a function unlocked by SMGR enrollment.
• C - Assigning the AAMS to support a particular product (like Communication Manager) is done through product-level configuration, not directly as a result of enrollment.
• D - Bringing AAMS into active service requires additional steps beyond enrollment (such as software activation and integration with Communication Manager); enrollment alone does not place it in service.

Memory tip: Think of SMGR enrollment as giving the AAMS its "identity card" - once it has an identity, it can join a cluster (B) with other nodes and receive a signed certificate (E) from the SMGR trust authority. Both benefits are fundamentally about trust and coordination, which is exactly what SMGR provides.

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