What are two purposes of the Shared Bandwidth Management feature introduced in Avaya Aura® R7.l? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AProtect the quality of existing connections by allowing oversubscription
• BProvide more DSP resources to the Remote Workers
• CBetter determination of bandwidth usage at any location
• DProtect the quality of existing connections by preventing oversubscription
• EPrevent the use of compressed Codecs during video call

• B
  6% (1)
• C
  89% (16)
• E
  6% (1)

Explanation

Shared Bandwidth Management in Avaya Aura® R7.1 serves two core purposes: giving administrators better visibility into bandwidth consumption at specific locations (C) and preventing oversubscription to protect the quality of active calls (D) - it enforces bandwidth limits so new calls don't degrade existing ones.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is the opposite of D - the feature prevents oversubscription, not allows it.
• B is unrelated; DSP resource allocation for Remote Workers is a separate concern not addressed by this feature.
• E is a fabrication; codec selection during video calls is not a function of Shared Bandwidth Management.

Memory tip: Think of the feature name literally - "managing shared bandwidth" means knowing how much is used (C) and controlling who gets it to avoid overload (D). The word "shared" implies fairness and oversight, not unlimited access.

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