An Avaya Aura® Messaging (AAM) server intended to store Voice Messages in Avaya Message Store Mode, and you are configuring that server for integration with an Avaya Aura® Core. In Messaging…

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Options

• AApplication Only
• BStorage Only
• CStorage & Application
• DAMSM

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  14% (4)
• C
  76% (22)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

Storage & Application is correct because a server operating in Avaya Message Store Mode must simultaneously handle two functions: storing voice messages locally (Storage role) AND running the messaging application that integrates with the Avaya Aura® Core/AxC (Application role). Choosing only one of these roles would leave the server unable to complete its full function.

Option A (Application Only) is wrong because it omits the Storage role - the server couldn't actually retain voice messages, which is the entire point of configuring it in Message Store Mode.

Option B (Storage Only) is wrong because it omits the Application role - the server would have no way to interface with the Avaya Aura® Core (AxC) for call processing and messaging application logic.

Option D (AMSM) is a trap - AMSM refers to Avaya Message Store Mode, which describes the configuration being set up, not a selectable Server Role in this field.

Memory tip: Think "both jobs, one box." When a single AAM server is tasked with storing messages and serving the application to the Core, it must wear both hats - always pick Storage & Application for a combined-role deployment.

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