Free 71201T sample questions

Correct answer: KVM on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.x

Avaya Aura Release 10.x explicitly introduces support for KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.x as a supported alternative to VMware ESXi for virtualized deployments.

Correct answer: Avaya Aura System Manager (SMGR)

System Manager (SMGR) is the central management interface for the Avaya Aura Core. It handles user provisioning, configuration management for other components, and serves as the internal Certificate Authority (CA) for establishing trust across the solution.

Correct answers: DSP resources for transcoding and conferencing; Announcement and Music-on-Hold playback

AAMS provides software-based DSP resources for IP-to-IP transcoding, conferencing, and media processing, replacing the need for hardware DSPs in gateways for these functions.

AAMS acts as a media source for playing announcements, music-on-hold, and other audio files to endpoints, functioning similarly to a val board but purely software-based.

Correct answer: True

This is True. Utility Services is deprecated in Release 10. Functions like phone firmware file hosting, backup staging, and other utility functions are now handled by Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) or directly via System Manager.

Correct answer: It functions as a Feature Server, providing telephony features to SIP endpoints registered to Session Manager.

In the Avaya Aura architecture, SIP endpoints register to Session Manager. Communication Manager acts as a 'Feature Server' (Evolution Server), providing call features (transfer, conference, hunt groups) to those endpoints via SIP trunks.

Correct answer: ASP 130 is a turnkey appliance supplied by Avaya with pre-loaded virtualization software and application templates.

ASP 130 (formerly Dell R640 based appliances) is a turnkey offer where Avaya provides the hardware, hypervisor (ESXi), and management, simplifying deployment compared to the VE (Virtual Environment) offer where the customer provides the infrastructure.

Correct answer: The total number of SIP users and devices managed across the solution.

SMGR profiles (e.g., Profile 1, 2, 3) are sized based on the scale of the solution, specifically the total number of users (SIP/H.323) and devices to be managed. Profile 3 supports the highest capacity.

Correct answer: Configure the Management (eth0) interface with a static IP, netmask, and gateway.

Session Manager requires a dedicated Management interface (eth0) configured during OVF deployment (or initial kickstart) to allow SMGR to manage it and for SSH access. This is separate from the Service/Security Module interface (eth2).

Correct answer: Simplex deployments support High Availability via VMware HA only, while Duplex requires two active VM instances managed by CM software.

Simplex CM runs as a single VM and relies on hypervisor features (like VMware HA) for recovery if the host fails. Duplex CM consists of two active VMs (Active/Standby) with memory syncing, providing application-level high availability managed by CM itself.

Correct answer: The Media Server password set in the AAMS Element Manager does not match the password configured in the CM Signaling Group.

CM connects to AAMS via a SIP signaling group. A common failure point is a mismatch between the SIP credentials (specifically the password) defined in the AAMS 'User Management' for the CM user and the password entered in the CM Signaling Group configuration.