77202T · Question #63
Which password is needed to reset the security settings using the Manager application on an Avaya IP Office solution?
The correct answer is D. System Administrator password. Option D is correct because in the Avaya IP Office Manager application, the System Administrator password is the credential required to access and reset the system's security settings - it authenticates the highest level of administrative control within the Manager interface…
Question
Which password is needed to reset the security settings using the Manager application on an Avaya IP Office solution?
Options
- ARoot and Security password
- BMaster password
- CSystem Monitor password
- DSystem Administrator password
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- D94% (45)
Explanation
Option D is correct because in the Avaya IP Office Manager application, the System Administrator password is the credential required to access and reset the system's security settings - it authenticates the highest level of administrative control within the Manager interface.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Root and Security password): The Root password applies to Linux-based server access (e.g., IP Office Server Edition via SSH), not to the Manager application's security reset workflow.
- B (Master password): "Master password" is not a recognized credential type in standard Avaya IP Office Manager terminology; it does not map to a functional access role in the application.
- C (System Monitor password): The System Monitor password authenticates users into the SysMonitor diagnostic tool - a completely separate application - and has no role in the Manager's security settings.
Memory tip: Think "Admin resets Admin things." The Manager application is an administrative tool, so it logically requires the System Administrator password to perform administrative-level actions like resetting security settings. If a question mentions Manager + security reset, System Administrator is your anchor.
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