A.A caller will hear silence, which can be customized to play a pre-recorded message or a periodic tone by configuring the Music-on-Hold source.

B.A caller will hear a double bleep tone, which cannot be customized as it is a default system behavior.

C.A caller will hear ringing, which can be customized to play music or a pre-recorded message by configuring the Music-on-Hold source.

D.A caller will hear an automated voice saying "Please Hold", which can be customized to play a different message by configuring the Music-on-Hold source.

A.Use the System Status Application (SSA) to see what user the call is ringing to.

B.Wait until the system is idle and place test calls so you can hear which telephone is ringing.

C.Capture a System Monitor trace and escalate to Avaya for an answer.

D.Use Customer Call Status (CCS) to see what user the call is ringing to.

A.Validate that the gateway IP address is present in the IP Phone configuration.

B.Attempt to ping the IP Phone and make a call if the ping is successful.

C.Replace the patch cord of the IP Phone, and if it boots up, make a call.

D.Check for an indicator light where the IP Phone is connected and listen for a dial tone.

A.Time Profiles

B.Hunt Group Settings

C.User Rights

D.Security Settings

A.IP Office system configurations can be completed using either the Linux command line or a GUI interface.

B.The Linux OS is an optional component that can be installed after IP Office Server Edition installation.

C.The IP Office for Linux software is only available as a custom order from Avaya and cannot be downloaded.

D.The base operating system installed is CentOS.