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You are configuring Shared Bandwidth Management for Call Admission Control (CAC) between Communication Manager (CM) and Session Manager (SM). Which two tasks must you perform to achieve this? (Choose two.)
Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR) holds a copy of the Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) database, and it is important that the database is kept identical between SMGR and CM. If they become un-synchronized, what should be done to restore synchronization again?
How can you view the entire contents of the current Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) call processing log file?
What are two functions performed by System Manager? (Choose two.)
Refer to the exhibit. A SIP user is calling an H.323 user. In this call flow, during which phase does the Avaya Communication Manager (CM) Evolution Server handle the processing for each endpoint?
When does Communication Manager insert the shortcut flag during call processing?
Which Linux command allows you to view the installed certificates on Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM)?
After an Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) upgrade, a customer called Avaya support because their H.323 telephones were unable to login. Support was able to confirm that the telephones had not been upgraded. Which pre-implementation step was omitted?
SIP (AST) user 1011111 and SIP (AST) user 1011112 are both based on the same Session Manager with access to a CM Evolution server. Given the following actions:
SIP user 1011111 is trying to call SIP user 1021111. If Session Manager cannot find a matching SIP Communication Profile for 1021111 in its SIP registry, what happens next?

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What is the purpose of a Virtual (Intervening) Network Region?

A.
To allow Inter-Gateway Alternate Routing (IGAR)
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To allow Inter-Gateway Alternate Routing (IGAR)
B.
To simplify bandwidth management between Network Regions connected via a WAN
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B.
To simplify bandwidth management between Network Regions connected via a WAN
C.
To allow one Network Region to temporarily use bandwidth allocated to another Network Region if it runs out of bandwidth
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C.
To allow one Network Region to temporarily use bandwidth allocated to another Network Region if it runs out of bandwidth
D.
To provide temporary overflow bandwidth when the direct allocation of bandwidth between connected Network Regions is not available
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D.
To provide temporary overflow bandwidth when the direct allocation of bandwidth between connected Network Regions is not available
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