During a standard installation of Avaya IP Office Server Edition, which three parameters should be known to the installer? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AIP Address/Subnet
• BDDI/DID
• CRoot Password
• DServer Name
• ETrunk ID

• A
  96% (27)
• B
  4% (1)

Explanation

During a standard installation of Avaya IP Office Server Edition, the installer must configure the server's network identity and secure access - making IP Address/Subnet (A), Root Password (C), and Server Name (D) the three essential parameters. The IP address and subnet mask place the server correctly on the network, the root password secures administrative access to the Linux-based system, and the server name identifies the unit within the IP Office network topology.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (DDI/DID): These are inbound call routing numbers configured post-installation in telephony setup, not required during the base server install.
• E (Trunk ID): Trunk configuration is done after installation when connecting to the PSTN or SIP providers - it's a Day 2 task, not an installation prerequisite.

Memory tip: Think "Who are you, where are you, and how do I trust you?" - Server Name (identity), IP/Subnet (location), Root Password (trust/security). If a parameter sounds like phone-line configuration (DDI, Trunk), it belongs after the server is already up and running.

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