Using the Avaya Aura® Session Manager (SM) command line interface, which Linux command will display a quick, at-a-glance status of SM internal services?

The correct answer is D. statapp. statapp is the correct CLI command on Avaya Aura Session Manager for displaying a quick, at-a-glance status of SM's internal services - it shows the running state of key SM components like the SIP Servlet Container, Management, and Security Module. statSM (A) does not exist as…

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AstatSM
BtraceSM
Csmconfig
Dstatapp

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A
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B
7% (3)
C
4% (2)
D
87% (40)

Explanation

statapp is the correct CLI command on Avaya Aura Session Manager for displaying a quick, at-a-glance status of SM's internal services - it shows the running state of key SM components like the SIP Servlet Container, Management, and Security Module. statSM (A) does not exist as a valid SM CLI command, making it a trap for test-takers who guess based on naming convention. traceSM (B) is a diagnostic tracing tool used for capturing SIP traffic and call flows, not for checking service health. smconfig (C) is used for configuration tasks (such as setting system parameters), not for status monitoring.

Memory tip: Think "status of applications" - statapp = status of apps. The stat prefix signals a status-check command, and app reminds you it reports on internal application services, not just the SM process itself.

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