71801X Questions Bank

When running Carbonite Availability backup software, it is essential to have additional space on the IXM Drive to ensure proper functionality and performance. The correct statement regarding the space requirement is that there should be at least 200MB of free space on the drive in addition to the space occupied by the program’s files. This space is necessary to accommodate the operational needs of the backup software, such as temporary files and buffers that may be created during the backup process.

References: The information regarding the space requirement for Carbonite Availability backup software can be found in the Avaya support documentation, which provides details on the installation and maintenance of Avaya IX Messaging and associated applications1.

When encountering data synchronization issues between the CS (Consolidated Server) and the VSNs (Voice Servers), it is essential to investigate the relevant log files. In this case, you would look into the following log folder:

• IX-Messaging Install drive > UC > IX > Logs

These logs contain valuable information about system events, errors, and synchronization processes. Analyzing these logs can help identify the root cause of synchronization issues and guide troubleshooting efforts.

References: The recommended log folder path is based on Avaya’s documentation and best practices for diagnosing and resolving synchronization-related problems[3].

Basic Unified Messaging (UM) via SMTP Forwarding in Avaya systems is designed to streamline communication by integrating different message types into a single interface.

• A: The user is provided with a single view in their email client, which means that voice mails and faxes are forwarded to their email, allowing them to access all types of messages in one place.
• B: Avaya IX™ Messaging forwards received voice and fax messages to an SMTP compliant email server. This process involves the use of SMTP to send messages to the user’s email client.
• D: All message types, once forwarded, are stored on the email server. This is because the messages are sent as emails, and the email server then becomes the repository for these messages.

References: The functions of Basic Unified Messaging via SMTP Forwarding are described in Avaya’s documentation, which provides details on how Avaya Messaging integrates with email servers to forward voice and fax messages123.

In a messaging system for 1000 users, the factors that will significantly affect the message storage space requirements are the maximum number of messages allotted per user and the message format used. The number of messages allotted per user determines how much space will be allocated for each user’s messages. The message format used, such as audio encoding formats, can vary in size significantly – for example, a compressed format like GSM will use less space compared to an uncompressed format like G.711.

References: The impact of the maximum number of messages per user and the message format on storage space requirements is discussed in Avaya’s messaging documentation and support materials12.