Which statement regarding the Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR) initial login is true?

Question

Options

• ABoth Web and Command Line (CLI) administrator logins must be changed immediately upon first
• BOnly the web administrator login must be changed upon first login.
• COnly the Command Line (CLI) login must be changed upon first login.
• DAdministrator logins are valid for a default of 90 days, after which time you will be prompted to

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  96% (22)

Explanation

Upon first login to Avaya Aura System Manager, only the web-based administrator account (accessed via the browser GUI) forces a mandatory password change - this is a built-in security enforcement specific to the web interface. Option A is wrong because the CLI login does not enforce the same immediate change requirement; the CLI uses separate credentials (often the OS-level "craft" or "admin" account) with different policies. Option C is the inverse error - attributing the requirement solely to CLI when it actually applies to the web login. Option D is a distractor mixing in a general password expiration concept (90-day validity) that does not accurately describe the initial login behavior for SMGR.

Memory tip: Think "Web = Welcome change" - the SMGR web portal greets new administrators with a forced password reset, just like most enterprise web portals do, while the CLI is a lower-level access path with its own separate lifecycle.

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