77202T · Question #39
On an Avaya IP Office solution, which account provides access to administer Voicemail Pro and one- X?Portal?
The correct answer is B. Administrator. Administrator is the account used to access and administer both Voicemail Pro and one-X Portal on Avaya IP Office, as it holds the necessary privileges for managing these application-level services within the IP Office ecosystem. Security (A) is a separate account focused on…
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On an Avaya IP Office solution, which account provides access to administer Voicemail Pro and one- X?Portal?
Options
- ASecurity
- BAdministrator
- CRoot
- DSystem
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B91% (43)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
Administrator is the account used to access and administer both Voicemail Pro and one-X Portal on Avaya IP Office, as it holds the necessary privileges for managing these application-level services within the IP Office ecosystem.
- Security (A) is a separate account focused on managing system security settings, user passwords, and access rights - not application administration.
- Root (C) is a Linux/Unix system-level account concept; while it exists on some Avaya Linux-based platforms, it is not the designated account for administering Voicemail Pro or one-X Portal in IP Office.
- System (D) is the account used to manage core IP Office telephony configuration (extensions, hunt groups, etc.), but it does not grant access to the Voicemail Pro or one-X Portal administration interfaces.
Memory tip: Think "Administrator = Applications" - Voicemail Pro and one-X Portal are add-on applications, and the Administrator account is your key to those application portals, while System handles the core phone system.
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