Which components are necessary to establish Avaya Aura® Media Server clustering? (Choose three)

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• AAAMS license per node
• BIdentical hardware for each node
• CNetwork connectivity between nodes
• DSynchronization of configuration files
• EShared storage system

• A
  76% (29)
• B
  8% (3)
• E
  16% (6)

Explanation

Establishing an Avaya Aura® Media Server (AAMS) cluster requires each node to hold its own AAMS license (A) - licensing is per-node, not cluster-wide, so no node can participate without one. Network connectivity between nodes (C) is essential because cluster members must communicate heartbeats, call state, and control traffic to function as a unified system. Synchronization of configuration files (D) ensures all nodes share the same dial plans, media settings, and policies, which is what makes the cluster behave consistently from the outside.

B is wrong because AAMS clustering supports heterogeneous hardware - nodes do not need to be identical, only compatible. E is wrong because AAMS uses a distributed architecture with synchronized local configurations rather than a shared storage model; each node maintains its own storage, and synchronization handles consistency.

Memory tip: Think "License, Link, Lock-step" - every node needs its own License, a Link (network) to its peers, and Lock-step config synchronization. Shared storage is a database/NAS clustering concept that doesn't apply here.

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