77202T · Question #28
When setting up Alarm Notifications on an Avaya IP Office solution, which three destination criteria can be selected? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Syslog B. Trap C. Email. Avaya IP Office supports three standard alarm notification destinations: Syslog (A) for sending log data to a centralized syslog server, Trap (B) for SNMP trap messages sent to a network management system, and Email (C) for direct email alerts to administrators - these are the…
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When setting up Alarm Notifications on an Avaya IP Office solution, which three destination criteria can be selected? (Choose three.)
Options
- ASyslog
- BTrap
- CEmail
- DOutcalling
- ESysMon
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A94% (16)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
Avaya IP Office supports three standard alarm notification destinations: Syslog (A) for sending log data to a centralized syslog server, Trap (B) for SNMP trap messages sent to a network management system, and Email (C) for direct email alerts to administrators - these are the three built-in alarm routing methods in IP Office Manager's Alarm settings.
Outcalling (D) is a separate IP Office feature used to forward calls to an external number when extensions are unavailable - it's a call routing function, not an alarm notification mechanism. SysMon (E) is Avaya's System Monitor diagnostic tool used for passive real-time monitoring and logging; it receives data but is not a configurable alarm destination you select in the alarm setup UI.
Memory tip: Think "STE" - Syslog, Trap, Email - the three ways a system "shouts" an alarm outward. Outcalling and SysMon are tools that work around the system, not alarm output targets you configure.
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