After the installation of Avaya Equinox Client on a User's Computer has been completed, which User Information is needed when the client is configured manually?

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Options

• AThe User's Name and Login Code
• BThe User's Name and Password
• CThe User's Extension and Password
• DThe User's Extension and Login Code

• B
  95% (20)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

When manually configuring the Avaya Equinox Client, the system needs to authenticate the user as a person, which requires their Name (as the username/identity) and Password (as the credential) - the standard combination for user account authentication in enterprise UC clients like Equinox.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A & D (Login Code): Avaya uses a "Login Code" for phone/agent login on desk phones or Contact Center, not for the Equinox softclient - these are separate authentication mechanisms.
• C (Extension + Password): The Extension identifies a line/device, not the user account itself; Equinox logs in the user, not just a phone line, so the extension alone isn't the identity field used at manual configuration.

Memory tip: Think of it like logging into any app - you always need a who (Name) and a secret (Password). Avaya Equinox is a user-centric softclient, so it authenticates the person, not the device - keep "Extension" and "Login Code" associated with physical phones, not software clients.

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