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| Exam | Avaya Oceana Solution Support |
| Number | 7497X |
| File Name | Avaya.7497X.Pass4Sure.2019-02-25.67q.tqb |
| Size | 422 KB |
| Posted | Feb 25, 2019 |
| Download | Avaya.7497X.Pass4Sure.2019-02-25.67q.tqb |
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Demo Questions
Question 1
When describing the Avaya Oceana Monitor, which cluster will have a monitoring snap-in installed that will create a web socket subscription service to feed statistics?
- Each cluster
- Common Component cluster
- UAC cluster
- OCP cluster
Correct answer: C
Question 2
Which statement correctly describes the Avaya Oceana Monitor?
- It provides a single location to view the status of Cluster1 components.
- It provides a single location to view the status of each supported Oceana component.
- It provides a single location to view the status of the UAC Oceana component.
- It provides a single location to view the status of the UCM Oceana component.
Correct answer: D
Question 3
After the new implementation has been performed by the Avaya Business Partner, a customer is trying to login to their Agents Workspaces. While the agent is trying to login, the engineer finds the following error messages:
2018-04-19 06:04:45,386 [WebContainer : 4] AuthorizationService ERROR – AuthorizationService-3.4.0.0.340003 – Caught exception while authenticating with data source: HR-LAB
javax.naming.CommunicationException: 135.35.67.19:636 [Root exception is java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out]at
com.avaya.zephyr.services.production.AuthorizationService.ldap.LdapDAOClientImpl.handleAuthenticationSystemException(LdapDAOClientImpl.java:116)
Which Avaya Oceana® snap-in log file contains these log messages?
- cd /var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/UnifiedAgentController and tail –f ua –ucm-pu-1.log
- cd /var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/AuthorizationService/ and tail –f AuthorizationService.log
- cd /var/log/Avaya/dcm/pu/UnifiedAgentController and tail –f ua-bpm-pu-1.log
- cd /var/log/Avaya/services/AuthorizationService/ and tail –f AuthorizationService.log
Correct answer: A
