72201T · Question #9
How can you check to see if the Avaya Aura® Session Manager (SM) application processes are running?
The correct answer is A. Execute the SM CLI statapp command. Running statapp from the Session Manager CLI is the correct way to check whether SM application processes are running - it directly queries the application layer and returns the status of each SM process. Option B is wrong because "Shutdown System" is a destructive action menu…
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How can you check to see if the Avaya Aura® Session Manager (SM) application processes are running?
Options
- AExecute the SM CLI statapp command.
- BOn the SM dashboard select Status Applications from the Shutdown System pull-down menu.
- COn the SM dashboard select Status Applications from the Service State pull-down menu.
- DExecute the SM status all command.
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A95% (54)
- B2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Running statapp from the Session Manager CLI is the correct way to check whether SM application processes are running - it directly queries the application layer and returns the status of each SM process. Option B is wrong because "Shutdown System" is a destructive action menu, not a status-check menu, and no such "Status Applications" option exists there. Option C is incorrect because the Service State pull-down controls whether SM accepts traffic (in-service/out-of-service), not a place to view running processes. Option D is wrong because status all is not a valid SM CLI command - the correct command is statapp.
Memory tip: Think of statapp as "status of application processes" - it's the direct CLI shortcut to see what's running, just as you'd use ps on Linux.
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