In a Mission Critical AACC High Availability (HA) campus solution, there are two types of switchovers, managed and unmanaged. A managed switchover is one initiated by the administrator or caused by a failure of a monitored Contact Center Manager Server (CCMS) or Communication Control Toolkit (CCT) component. An unmanaged switchover results from a hardware, network, database or power failure.
Which three conditions must be satisfied before a switch over can occur? (Choose three.)
You can install the Contact Center Server Utility on a standalone computer, or it can co-reside with the Contact Center Manager Server (CCMS).
Which operation on the server can the Server Utility perform?
Which method does Avaya recommend for installing Avaya Aura® Contact Center (AACC) on a supported server?
A systems engineer has just completed a database maintenance backup. The engineer would like to verify the success of the backup.
In which default location should the engineer look to determine the success of the backup?
In a customer’s Local Area Network, some segments in the network do not allow multicast for transmitting data.
When configuring the Contact Center Manager Administration (CCMA) using the RTR (Real-Time Reporting) Registry Settings, how can network bandwidth usage be limited?
A customer has Avaya Aura® Contact Center (AACC) and Avaya Aura® Unified Communications Platform Integration.
For the Avaya Aura® Session Manager (ASM) to direct incoming voice contacts to the AACC, as part of the ASM and AACC configuration, which two items are configured in ASM? (Choose two.)