Free Avaya IX Calling Design Exam 31860X Exam Practice Test

If a customer has an Avaya Aura 7.0 and shuffling is turned on within Communication Manager, which statement describes the media processing resource (DSP) requirements for a two-party call originated statement describes the media processing resource (DSP) requirements for a two-party call originated by a SIP station and terminated by an .H323 IP Trunk being recoded?

• Multi-party (i.e. 3-party or greater) calls cannot shuffle, and require media-processing channels for the entire call.
• SIP-SIP two-calls calls will use SIP Direct Media, so no media-processing channels are required for this call.
• This call cannot shuffle, and one media-processing channel is required for the entire call.
• This call will shuffle after initial call set-up; i.e., one media-processing (DSP) channel is required for the first 20 seconds of the call, for each party.

The adoption of Avaya Aura(g) Media Server by Communications Manager (AAMS-CM) provides many of the resource capabilities of the H.323 Media Gateways (MG); but it is not always a direct replacement. With Avaya Aura and Communications Manager (CM) 8.1, both AAMS-CM and MGs are sold as media resource options, since AAMS-CM can support more channels per instance than either H.323 media gateway.When would AAMS-CM be deployed, instead of a media gateway?

• If the deployment is supporting third-party digital stations
• If the users require using T.38 fax
• If there are multiple Instances supporting one Communications Manager
• If the deployment is using a G722 codec for ad hoc conferencing

One of the requirements of a proposal you are working on, is the ability to query an Active Directory database for contact Information from the customer's Avaya 96XX SIP Phones.To support this functionality, which component must be included in your solution?

• Avaya Aura Devices Services
• Communication Manager
• A DHCP server
• System Manager

For an Avaya Aura Communication Manager (CM) 7 Duplex Server hardware solution, what are two capabilities/requirements? (Choose two.)

• Utility Server and Services Access Link (SAL) are required to be installed with both CM instances.
• The duplex servers provide protection for both hardware and software server faults.
• The duplex servers must run in an active-active mode for instantaneous failover.
• Identical Servers are required.

You are reviewing a design done by another engineer, and want to be sure there are enough Touch Tone Receiver (TTR) resources.Which component of the design uses TTR resources?

• H.323 endpoints
• SIP endpoints
• Analog endpoints
• SIP trunks

The account team is concerned about limitations associated with analog licenses that you have included in your solution design.Which two characteristics of analog licenses would you share with the account team? (Choose two.)

• It is possible to uplift an analog license to a Core suite license.
• Analog users will get all benefits of a Core license user; the only difference Is the device.
• Analog license users can coexist in the same Communication Manager with Mobility and Collaboration users.
• The percentage of analog licenses, within a solution, cannot exceed 60% of the total number of licenses.

A customer wants to upgrade their current S8720 Communication Manager 4 (CM) system. They have 2200 users, and a mixture of analog, DCP and IP telephones at their main location. They have six branches with 200-300 stations each served with G700 gateways, each containing an LSP. They want to gain the cost benefits of SIP trunking, and are reluctant to change out the user endpoints, but they want to experiment with a few SIP telephones for some of their remote agents. Survivability and resiliency are essential requirements.Which elements are required for the solution?

• Survivable Remote, CM Duplex Core, and Session Border Controller for Enterprise (SBCE)
• Session Manager (SM), System Manager (SMGR), CM Duplex Core, Survivable Remote with Branch Session Manager, and Session Border Controller for Enterprise (SBCE)
• Session Manager (SM), System Manager (SMGR), Survivable Remote with Branch Session Manager, and CM Duplex Core
• Survivable Remote with Branch Session Manager, CM Duplex Core, and Session Border Controller for Enterprise (SBCE)

A customer with an Avaya Aura Platform requires survivable remote capabilities at their new branch location. The new branch location must also support five analog telephones and two Tl trunks.What will address these requirements?

• Communication Manager and Session Manager on Appliance Virtualization platform with local data switch
• Communication Manager on Appliance Virtualization platform with local data switch
• G430 with embedded S8300 with needed media modules
• G450 with embedded S8300 with needed media modules

A customer has 80 remote users, and you expect 25% of the users will be connected at any one time using G.729. Assuming the following requirements:* a G.729 codec requires 30 kbps* a G711 codec requires 80 kbps* 720p HD video codec requires 512 KbpsHow much bandwidth is needed for a public interface WAN link of the centralized SBCE for the deskphones used by remote workers?

• 6400 Kbps
• 2400 Kbps
• 1600 Kbps
• 600 Kbps

A customer with an existing Communication Manager 6 (CM) duplex solution with g4bos and isdn trunks at their main location, is adding some remote sites with G430 gateways and local ISDN trunks for survivability and local calling. They will be inter-connecting them with an MPLS network with limited bandwidth to these remote sites. They want a network design that will restrict voice traffic to a defined level with the ability to overflow to the PSTN.What would be the minimum network region design look like?

• One IP network region per remote location, one intervening network region, G.729 inter-region codec, implement Call Admission Control (CAC) with Inter-gateway Alternate Routing (IGAR)
• Two IP network regions per remote location, (one for the gateway, and one for the telephones), one intervening network region, G.729 inter-region codec,implement Call Admission Control (CAC) with Inter-gateway Alternate Routing (IGAR)
• One IP network region per remote location, connect each remote network region directly to the main site's network region, G.729 inter-region codec, implement Call Admission Control (CAC) with Inter-gateway Alternate Routing (IGAR)
• One IP network region per remote location, two Intervening network regions, G.729 inter-region codec, implement Call Admission Control (CAC)