Avaya Aura Core Components Integration (71200X) Practice Exam

In Avaya Aura 7.x, the listening ports that allow the Avaya Aura Session Manager to handle User Agent registrations are defined within the SIP Entity configuration. A SIP Entity represents a logical entity in a SIP network and is crucial for identifying specific components, such as Session Managers, in the Avaya infrastructure.

When you create or modify a SIP Entity, you specify various attributes, including the listening ports that the entity will use to accept SIP messages. This is essential for ensuring proper communication and registration between the Session Manager and User Agents. The listening ports set on the SIP Entity dictate where the Session Manager will accept incoming SIP traffic, including registrations from devices and endpoints.

While other options, like the Communication Profile, SM Firewall, and SM Administration, pertain to different aspects of configuration and security, they do not directly relate to the definition of listening ports for User Agent registrations. The Communication Profile is primarily used for managing user settings, the SM Firewall deals with security and access controls, and the SM Administration is where various system-wide configurations are managed. However, the specific task of defining listening ports is uniquely tied to the SIP Entity.