71301T · Question #10
What identifies that the Avaya BreezeTM server is using Identity Certificates that have been signed by Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR)?
The correct answer is A. if the Issuer Name states "O=AVAYA, OU=MGMT, CN= System Manager CA" for the Security. Option A is correct because an Identity Certificate's Issuer Name field cryptographically identifies who signed it - if it reads O=AVAYA, OU=MGMT, CN=System Manager CA, that string is the distinguished name of the SMGR Certificate Authority, confirming SMGR issued the…
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What identifies that the Avaya BreezeTM server is using Identity Certificates that have been signed by Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR)?
Options
- Aif the Issuer Name states "O=AVAYA, OU=MGMT, CN= System Manager CA" for the Security
- Bif the replication status is showing `Synchronized' with a green background color
- Cif a successfully installed WebRTC snap-in is used
- Dif the Entity Link between Avaya Aura® Session Manager (SM) and Avaya BreezeTM server is up
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A88% (22)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option A is correct because an Identity Certificate's Issuer Name field cryptographically identifies who signed it - if it reads O=AVAYA, OU=MGMT, CN=System Manager CA, that string is the distinguished name of the SMGR Certificate Authority, confirming SMGR issued the certificate. Options B, C, and D are wrong because replication status, WebRTC snap-in installation, and Entity Link state are operational/connectivity indicators - they reflect whether services are running or communicating, not who signed a certificate. A server can have all those green/up while still using self-signed or third-party certificates. Memory tip: Think "Certificate Authority = Issuer" - to prove who signed a certificate, always look at the Issuer Name field, not at service status dashboards.
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