Avaya Aura(TM) Session Manager and System Manager - 6001-1 Free Exam Questions

A. They prevent over subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to signaling traffic, not media traffic

B. They prevent under subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to signaling traffic, not media traffic

C. They prevent over subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to media traffic, not signaling traffic

D. They prevent under subscription of VoIP networks by applying CAC to media traffic, not signaling traffic

A. If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth in use based on the calls coming out of and going to that specific location and denies new calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit

B. It the Managed Bandwidth field is blank for a location, the default Call Admission Control is done for that location. Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth in use based on the calls coming out of and going to that specific location and denies new calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit

C. It the Managed Bandwidth field is blank for a location no Call Admission Control is done for that location

D. If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth on the calls coming out of and sends an alarm to an administrator when new calls reach the bandwidth the limit

E. If the Managed Bandwidth field has a value, Session Manager keeps track of the bandwidth on the calls coming out of and drops old calls when the bandwidth in use reaches the limit

A. IP Address/FQDN

B. Call Admission Control Parameters

C. Location

D. Name

E. Adaptation

A. an adaptation

B. listening ports

C. a credential name

D. an outbound proxy

A. It shows the number of users a Session Manager serves while acting as Primary and the number it serves while acting as secondary

B. It shows the number of primary and secondary users in a community

C. It describes how many Primary and Secondary Session Managers there are in the network

D. It shows the current number of calls being managed by a Session Manager while acting as Primary and Secondary

A. Session Manager attempts to match the Request-URI header of a request to a defined dial pattern

B. Session Manager attempts to match the TO header of a request to a defined dial pattern

C. Session Manager attempts to match the ROUTE header of a request to a defined dial pattern

D. Session Manager attempts to match the FROM header of a request to a defined dial pattern

A. traceSM. Displays a ladder trace of the SIP requests gong in and out of the Session Manger

B. statapp. Displays the current status of the Session Manager services

C. smconfigl, Displays the network information and status of the Session Manager

D. swversion. Displays the Session Manager release information

E. initDRS. Displays the Session Manager node registration and data replication