You are helping a group of SMB SEs position and understand adding Scopia@ solutions to their SMB sales. You explain that the simplest solution is an MCU4 or MCU9 where everything is embedded within the XT1200 or XT5000 endpoint. What three characteristics of the MCU9 would you discuss with them? (Choose 3)

• A. Maximum of 2 simultaneous conferences
• B. Participants can be internal desktop or mobile users
• C. Encryption for all participants
• D. Participants can be external desktop or mobile users
• E. Maximum of 1 simultaneous conference
• F. Encryption for 4 or less participants
• G. HD for 4 or less participants
• H. HD for all participants

Using the red numbers in the Avaya Aura@ 6.2 & Scopia@ Interoperability diagram, determine the correct signaling flow for an Scopia Desktop client to join a meet-me videoconference call on an Elite 5000 MCU. (Use the magnifying glass icon to enlarge the diagram.)

• A. 3 >> 6 >> 13 >> 15
• B. 3 >> 13 >> 15
• C. 3 >> 5 >> 6 >> 13 >> 15
• D. 3 >> 5 >> 13 >>15
• E. 3 >> 6 >> 15

Your customer, Philip understands that in Scopia@ Management, the number of registered users is the same as the number of named users, who can have virtual rooms. Desktop client and Mobile users who are not registered enter the conference as a guest. What he doesn't understand are any differences between the Desktop and Mobile Client guest users. In addition to owning and configuring a virtual room, select three things a desktop client guest user can do that a Mobile guest user cannot do. (Choose 3)

• A. View the participant list
• B. Change your own video layout
• C. Using the moderator PIN, activate recording
• D. Receive the presentation and use the Slider feature
• E. Moderate participants and/or the meeting
• F. Join as an audio only participant
• G. Be the first to join the meeting

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?

• A. None, the payment made by the Distributor constituted facilitation payment which is customary under the laws of Mourito
• B. The Distributor has breached Avaya's policy since Avaya prohibits facilitation payments

Avaya has set up a branch office in an emerging market in South Asia. The company engages a channel partner ("Partner" or "Channel Partner") who has contacts within the government to promote and sell its products and services in the above market. In connection with the above, the Partner pays two (2) government officials $250 each. The Partner takes the position that these payments were not made to secure any government business but rather to build relationships to position Avaya's business in the market.
Is the Partner potentially in breach of anti-bribery/anti-corruption laws and regulations and Avaya's Anti-Bribery/Anti-Corruption policy?

• A. No, because the Partner didn't actually solicit any business for Avaya and the dollar value of the payment is relatively small
• B. Yes, because anti-bribery/anti-corruption statutes and Avaya policy prohibit the improper influencing of a foreign public official to secure business from any source