72201T · Question #44
What are two functions performs by System Manager? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. It delivers a set of shared management services and a common console. E. It provides centralized management of enterprise-wide dial plans. System Manager (in the Avaya context) is a centralized administrative platform - A is correct because its core purpose is delivering a unified management console and shared services (user administration, licensing, routing policies) across the Avaya portfolio. E is correct becaus
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What are two functions performs by System Manager? (Choose two)
Options
- AIt delivers a set of shared management services and a common console.
- BIf Direct IP-IP Audio Connections, h. 323 two-part calls will shuffles to establish a direct media.
- CIt provides SIP registration and authentication.
- DIf `Initial IP-IP Direct Media' is enabled, SIP-SIP two party calls will use direct media.
- EIt provides centralized management of enterprise-wide dial plans
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A89% (40)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
System Manager (in the Avaya context) is a centralized administrative platform - A is correct because its core purpose is delivering a unified management console and shared services (user administration, licensing, routing policies) across the Avaya portfolio. E is correct because centralized, enterprise-wide dial plan management is one of its primary functions, allowing administrators to define and distribute routing data from a single point.
Options B and D describe media optimization behavior (direct media/shuffling) in H.323 and SIP calls - these are functions of Session Manager or Communication Manager, not System Manager. Option C (SIP registration and authentication) is also a Session Manager function; Session Manager is the SIP proxy/registrar, while System Manager is its management layer sitting above it.
Memory tip: Think of System Manager as the manager of managers - it handles the console, policies, and dial plans for the whole enterprise. Anything involving actual call handling, media paths, or SIP registration belongs to Session Manager instead. If a choice sounds like "a call is doing X," it's almost certainly Session Manager, not System Manager.
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