Which three ways can be used to configure an Avaya Workplace client? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. User's Corporate E-mail Address (using Avaya Aura Device Services and DNS Server) C. Web address/URL (using Avaya Aura Device Services) D. Manually (Expert mode). Avaya Workplace supports three configuration methods: using a Corporate Email Address (which leverages Avaya Aura Device Services and DNS auto-discovery to resolve server settings), a Web Address/URL (which points directly to Avaya Aura Device Services for provisioning), and…

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AUser's Corporate E-mail Address (using Avaya Aura Device Services and DNS Server)
BAdvanced mode
CWeb address/URL (using Avaya Aura Device Services)
DManually (Expert mode)
EBasic Mode

How the community answered

(52 responses)

A
90% (47)
B
6% (3)
E
4% (2)

Explanation

Avaya Workplace supports three configuration methods: using a Corporate Email Address (which leverages Avaya Aura Device Services and DNS auto-discovery to resolve server settings), a Web Address/URL (which points directly to Avaya Aura Device Services for provisioning), and Manual/Expert mode (where the user enters all server details by hand). These three cover the full spectrum from fully automated to fully manual setup.

Why B and E are wrong: "Advanced mode" and "Basic Mode" are not Avaya Workplace configuration methods - they sound plausible but are fabricated distractors. Avaya documentation uses "Expert mode" (option D) for manual configuration, not "Advanced" or "Basic."

Memory tip: Think C-U-M - Corporate email, URL, Manual (Expert). Two of the three methods rely on Avaya Aura Device Services (A and C); only Manual/Expert mode skips it entirely.

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#Avaya Workplace Client#Client Configuration#Device Services#DNS-based Provisioning

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