A. Use of third-party conferencing tools
B. Manual log management
C. Proper configuration of network interfaces and synchronization with Avaya Aura Core components
D. High-speed internet connection
A. Manually checking each client device
B. Using third-party network analyzers
C. Conducting test meetings and analyzing logs
D. Running automatic software updates
A. Using separate networks for each server
B. Disabling all firewall protections
C. Configuring synchronization settings and ensuring compatibility
D. Avoiding dynamic IP address allocation
A. By limiting user accessibility to necessary features
B. By complicating the setup process
C. By reducing the overall system security
D. By streamlining user authentication and configuration
A. Basic interface design
B. High scalability in viewer numbers
C. Low resolution streaming options
D. Compatibility with older video formats
A. Deployment on mobile devices only
B. Installation on standalone servers with manual data synchronization
C. Requires no specific network configuration
D. Integration with Avaya Aura Core components for seamless functionality
A. Ensuring compatibility with all client devices
B. Deploying in a minimal resource environment
C. Prioritizing integration with legacy systems
D. Using the most advanced encryption protocols available
A. Allowing all incoming connections without inspection
B. Lowering encryption standards to improve compatibility
C. Implementing comprehensive access control policies
D. Completely removing authentication requirements
