What are two types of supported platforms for the Avaya IP Office Web Client? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AAn Avaya IP Office 500V2 Small Community Network deployment
• BAn Avaya IP Office 500V2 Expansion Server
• CAn Avaya IP Office Server Select Primary deployment
• DAn Avaya IP Office Application Server with an Avaya IP Office 500V2

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  91% (21)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Options B and C are correct because the Avaya IP Office Web Client is designed to work with Server Edition architecture - specifically, a 500V2 acting as an Expansion Server within a Server Edition network, and a Server Select Primary deployment, both of which provide the Linux-based primary server infrastructure the Web Client requires.

Option A is wrong because a 500V2 in a Small Community Network (SCN) deployment is a legacy peer-to-peer networking model that predates Server Edition and does not provide the Web Client's required server-side services.

Option D is wrong because an Application Server paired with a 500V2 does not fulfill the role of a standalone primary server; the Application Server is a supplementary platform (for voicemail, one-X Portal, etc.) and cannot independently host the Web Client for a 500V2 in that pairing.

Memory tip: Think "Server Edition family only" - the Web Client needs a Linux-based primary (Server Select) or a 500V2 that has been promoted into a Server Edition network as an expansion unit. If it's a standalone 500V2 in any other topology (SCN, paired with an App Server), the Web Client is out.

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