Which feature of Avaya Aura Session Manager (SM) makes it possible to communicate with non- Avaya Aura Third-Party Call Servers such as a CS1000?

Question

Options

• AAdaptation Module
• BCS1000 Convertor
• CRegular Expression
• DCS1000 Switcher

• A
  90% (28)
• B
  6% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option A (Adaptation Module) is correct because the Adaptation Module in Avaya Aura Session Manager is specifically designed to translate and adapt SIP messages between Session Manager and non-Avaya Aura endpoints or third-party call servers like the CS1000, normalizing differences in SIP dialects, headers, and signaling behavior to enable interoperability.

Options B and D (CS1000 Convertor / CS1000 Switcher) are wrong because these are fabricated names - no such features exist in Avaya Aura Session Manager. Option C (Regular Expression) is a distractor because while regular expressions are used within Session Manager (e.g., for routing patterns and dial plans), they are not the feature responsible for enabling communication with third-party call servers.

Memory tip: Think "Adaptation = Adaptability" - the Adaptation Module adapts SM's behavior to match whatever third-party system it's talking to, much like a universal adapter plug fits different socket types.

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