37820X Exam Dumps - Avaya Midsize Solution Design Exam

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Question # 4

Which statement is true about the various levels and the file sharing capabilities of Avaya Spaces users?

Only Member level users and above can share files.

Only Owner/Admin level users can share files.

All levels of users can share files.

File sharing is not a capability within Avaya Spaces.

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Question # 5

You have just completed a series of discovery conversations with a customer.

To summarize the results of your conversations, what would you create to show each of the customer contacts you met with?

A design diagram for each person

An architectural diagram for each person

A single architectural diagram

A single design diagram

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Question # 6

To support cradle-to-grave reports for any call, what is the minimum IP Office configuration?

Preferred Edition with VMPro

Essential Edition with an external PC to run Avaya Call Reporting

Essential Edition with an external PC to run Avaya Call Reporting and an IP Office CTI license

Preferred Edition with VMPro and an IP Office CTI license

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Question # 7

Refer to the Scenario: H&H Tick.

Based on the H&H Ticket scenario, which in Border Controller for Enterprise (SBCE) deployment would you recommend to provide secure, resilient SIP communications for Internal and mobile/remote representatives?

A high availability deployment on three Dell servers

A high availability deployment on two Dell servers

A high availability deployment on two Portwell Cad servers

A virtualized high availability Hyper-V deployment

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Question # 8

A customer is considering replacing their Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) network with WIFI. They ask you which type of network is better.

Which benefit would you tell them?

WIFI has less up-front costs with BYOD; since there are no endpoints to purchase.

WiFi provides voice and data access for users.

DECT Is voice only and the chance of hacking Is minimal,

DECT supports longer distances than Wi-Fi.

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