Avaya APDS Avaya Scopia Online Test (3V00290A) Free Practice Test
Question 1
In connection with a CCT implementation project for the Government of Mourito, Avaya has partnered with a leading Distributor in the country. Avaya is required to import certain telecom equipment into Mourito. Avaya arranges for the shipment and same reaches Mourito port. In order to release the shipment, a no-objection letter is required from the customs unit in charge of the port. This is standard operating procedure in Mourito vis-a-vis overseas shipments. Typically, it takes about 7-14 working days to receive the letter. The Distributor, citing project exigency, pays a sum of $150 to a senior customs official and obtains the NOC. What prompts the Distributor to make the payment is that facilitation payments are customary and legal in Mourito.
What breach, if any, has the Distributor committed?
What breach, if any, has the Distributor committed?
Correct Answer: B
Question 2
The XT Executive 240 replaced the VC240 in the Scopia solution offering. Which statement correctly describes one of the features or options of the XT Executive 240?
Correct Answer: C
Question 3
You are meeting with your Account Team and discussing a small SMB customer. You're hesitant to select the Scopia@ SMB solution with the MCU embedded in the XT1200, because it has some differences from a configuration with an Elite MCU and Scopia Management (iView). Select three capabilities the SMB solution does not support that you would discuss with the Account Team. (Choose 3)
Correct Answer: C,E,F
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Question 4
Background
You have been working with a small independent service provider. They currently provide voice and Internet services to rural businesses and residences and want to offer a cloud-based videoconference service. Although the experience is not consistent, most of their residential customers are happy using solutions like Skype because it's more of a novelty than a productivity tool. But the business customers who have attempted to have conferences from their desktops and mobile devices have been unhappy with the videoconferencing experience. Since they sell bandwidth, the customer will encourage their clients to have HD conference calls. Their voice service has a reputation for extremely high reliability and they want their video service to support the same expectation; nearly zero downtime.
Current infrastructure
This service provider is using Avaya Networking equipment and Communication Manager (CM) based solutions. Most of the CM systems are 5.2.1. Some entire towns or even counties get their service from single redundant Communication Manager solution.
Objective
To test the acceptance and feasibility, the service provider would like to offer videoconferencing for a selected list of small businesses who currently buy voice and data/Internet connectivity from the service provider. The trial would include about 100 SMB customers. Since this is a service provider, the normal 1 to 10 (1:10) ratio would not apply, and for the trial, would like to start with about a 2.5 to 10 (2.5:10) ratio. If this trial is a success, they would like to expand to other geographies. The service provider wants to be able to offer multi-party videoconferencing from their client's office, using: a local video enabled endpoint (they could provide with the service), or their client's desktop PC, or their client's mobile device. Although it might not be an option used by very many SMB customers, the Service Provider would like to trial the ability for clients to manage their own videoconferencing service. The service provider expects each client to have only one or two videoconferences simultaneously. The service provider knows that there are some businesses with existing Cisco/Tandberg H.323 video endpoints and a few with Cisco (not Tandberg) immersive telepresence systems. They require the ability for them to join point-to-point and meet-me calls. Since this is a feasibility "trial", the account team wants to propose a separate Scopia@ solution and not an integrated UC solution. As the designer or sales engineer, what combination of Scopia hardware and software components, would you select to achieve these benefits and meet the client's needs?
You have been working with a small independent service provider. They currently provide voice and Internet services to rural businesses and residences and want to offer a cloud-based videoconference service. Although the experience is not consistent, most of their residential customers are happy using solutions like Skype because it's more of a novelty than a productivity tool. But the business customers who have attempted to have conferences from their desktops and mobile devices have been unhappy with the videoconferencing experience. Since they sell bandwidth, the customer will encourage their clients to have HD conference calls. Their voice service has a reputation for extremely high reliability and they want their video service to support the same expectation; nearly zero downtime.
Current infrastructure
This service provider is using Avaya Networking equipment and Communication Manager (CM) based solutions. Most of the CM systems are 5.2.1. Some entire towns or even counties get their service from single redundant Communication Manager solution.
Objective
To test the acceptance and feasibility, the service provider would like to offer videoconferencing for a selected list of small businesses who currently buy voice and data/Internet connectivity from the service provider. The trial would include about 100 SMB customers. Since this is a service provider, the normal 1 to 10 (1:10) ratio would not apply, and for the trial, would like to start with about a 2.5 to 10 (2.5:10) ratio. If this trial is a success, they would like to expand to other geographies. The service provider wants to be able to offer multi-party videoconferencing from their client's office, using: a local video enabled endpoint (they could provide with the service), or their client's desktop PC, or their client's mobile device. Although it might not be an option used by very many SMB customers, the Service Provider would like to trial the ability for clients to manage their own videoconferencing service. The service provider expects each client to have only one or two videoconferences simultaneously. The service provider knows that there are some businesses with existing Cisco/Tandberg H.323 video endpoints and a few with Cisco (not Tandberg) immersive telepresence systems. They require the ability for them to join point-to-point and meet-me calls. Since this is a feasibility "trial", the account team wants to propose a separate Scopia@ solution and not an integrated UC solution. As the designer or sales engineer, what combination of Scopia hardware and software components, would you select to achieve these benefits and meet the client's needs?
Correct Answer: B
Question 5
Your customer is concerned about getting a consistent video equipment deployment in the conference room in each of their multiple offices globally. They are not interested in immersive telepresence. You are considering the Scopia@ XT Meeting Center. Select the statement that correctly describes the XT Meeting Center.
Correct Answer: A
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Question 6
DRAG DROP
Listed below are some Customer benefits that all three of the Avaya Video Support Services support options offer. Match the benefit with its description.
Listed below are some Customer benefits that all three of the Avaya Video Support Services support options offer. Match the benefit with its description.
Correct Answer:
Question 7
In addition to centralized recording of conferences the Scopia@ solution allows an XT endpoint to record conferences to a USB key. Using the USB recording option, which of the following is a characteristic or requirement?
Correct Answer: C
Question 8
The XT Executive 240 supports additional features not available on the VC240 it replaced. One of those features is an additional HDMI display. What is a characteristic or requirement of that feature?
Correct Answer: A