| Exam Code/Number: | 3V00290AJoin the discussion |
| Exam Name: | APDS Avaya Scopia Online Test |
| Certification: | Avaya |
| Question Number: | 79 |
| Publish Date: | Jul 19, 2026 |
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Avaya is bidding for a telecommunications project with the Government of India ("GOI") through one of its Partners. The GOI official who is in charge of the tender requests that the Partner arrange a site visit to Avaya premises to check out our facilities. This is part of the bidding process which authorizes the concerned department to undertake a capability study of all the bidders. The Partner and Avaya take the three (3) member GOI team on a tour of Avaya facilities and conduct a demo of our core offerings. At the end of the demo. Partner and Avaya serve refreshments i.e. tea/coffee and biscuits for the GOI team.
Have the Partner and Avaya conducted themselves in compliance with Avaya policy?
The XT1200 and XT5000 both support an optional MCU license and optional SMB software and license package. The options are offered in two different capacities: four or nine. Select the phrase that correctly completes this sentence about the SMB option. The SMB software and license package provides___________________________.
HOTSPOT
The capacity of the Elite MCU is measured in or based on a 720P HD resolution call consuming one port. Although the MCU supports call sizes or resolutions that can change dynamically, the typical or average call size can help the SE or the designer decide if and when it provides benefit to increase the capacity 2 or 4 times. Using the chart for reference, match the typical call size with the capacity that provides the greatest benefit. (Use each MCU capacity only once. Click the magnifying glass icon to enlarge the chart and click again to reduce.)
Background
You are continuing your work with the injection molding company for whom you proposed a Scopia@ video solution. They have offices in Detroit Michigan USA and Darmstadt Germany, and manufacturing outside of Lisbon, Portugal. They have been using Skype from their desktops for video collaboration and have been unhappy with the consistency of the videoconferencing experience. Since you and the account team have cost justified an 'in-house", standalone, videoconferencing solution, the customer's next question is about verifying their network's ability to support videoconferencing.
Current infrastructure
The customer has a CS (Communication Server) 1000 R6.0 solution in their Detroit office, a Siemens HiPath 3000 in their Darmstadt office, and an Avaya-Tenovis Integral 55 at their manufacturing facility. Because of the economy, the two offices were "down-sized" and now each support about 350 users with 20% video enabled. The manufacturing location supports about 140 users with 15% video enabled. They have MPLS service for their WAN with an SLA of 30MBs between Darmstadt and Lisbon, 10MBs between Lisbon and Detroit, and 20MBs between Darmstadt and Detroit.
Objective
Using an MCU at each location, your video solution allows the customer to be able to offer multiparty videoconferencing from each of the three locations with about five or six parties in a conference. Each location plans to have only two or three videoconferences simultaneously. Since many of the engineers and other employees work from home, your solution allows capacity for 40 of them, per location (120 total), to join and conduct a videoconference without going into the office. As the designer or sales engineer, what combination of evident products would you select to be able to test the readiness of their network to support the proposed videoconferencing solution and the verification of their Service Provider meeting their SLA (service level agreement)?
Your customer, Steve, has a Lync 2010 environment and they have been using it for point to point videoconferencing. They want to be able to have multipoint videoconferences and Steve wants to know about any differences between using the Lync A/V MCU and the Scopia@ Elite MCU. You tell him that adding the Scopia Gateway for Microsoft@ Lync is required to use the Elite MCU, but their existing standard Microsoft licensing with point-to-point video should be sufficient. What are two other differences in the user experience between the A/V MCU and the Elite MCU? (Choose 2)
