71201T · Question #45
On Avaya Aura Communication Manager (CM)'s System Management Interface (SMI), to enable the Duplex Servers to become a Duplex Pair, which two must be configured? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Duplication Parameters D. Replication Link. To form a Duplex Pair on Avaya Aura CM's SMI, Duplication Parameters (B) must be configured because this section defines the duplication type, peer server addresses, and operational mode that tell each server it is part of a duplicated pair. Replication Link (D) must also be…
Question
On Avaya Aura Communication Manager (CM)'s System Management Interface (SMI), to enable the Duplex Servers to become a Duplex Pair, which two must be configured? (Choose two.)
Options
- ASNMP Parameters
- BDuplication Parameters
- CNetwork Configuration
- DReplication Link
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A9% (2)
- B78% (18)
- C13% (3)
Explanation
To form a Duplex Pair on Avaya Aura CM's SMI, Duplication Parameters (B) must be configured because this section defines the duplication type, peer server addresses, and operational mode that tell each server it is part of a duplicated pair. Replication Link (D) must also be configured because it establishes the dedicated communication channel between the active and standby servers, enabling real-time state synchronization and failover coordination - without it, the servers cannot mirror each other.
SNMP Parameters (A) is incorrect because SNMP handles network monitoring and trap notifications; it has no role in forming the duplex relationship itself. Network Configuration (C) is a distractor because while basic IP connectivity is a prerequisite for any server, the generic Network Configuration page alone does not activate or define duplication behavior.
Memory tip: Think "DR Pair" - Duplication parameters + Replication link = Duplex Ready. Both options directly describe the duplication mechanism itself, while A and C are general infrastructure settings that any standalone server also uses.
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