How can you verify that the Avaya Aura Session Manager Replica Node is synchronized?

To determine if the Avaya Aura Session Manager Replica Node is synchronized, checking the Replica Group and Replica Nodes for synchronization is the most reliable method. This involves reviewing the status and synchronization indicators specific to the nodes within the Replica Group, which are designed to reflect their operational status in relation to one another. It provides a direct indication of whether the nodes are synchronized and working seamlessly as part of the replication setup, thus ensuring continuity and reliability in managing sessions.

Monitoring the synchronization status helps in identifying any discrepancies or issues that may affect performance. Proper synchronization is essential for redundancy, load balancing, and failover strategies, making it critical for maintenance and reliability of the communication environment. By focusing on the actual synchronization status, it is possible to ensure that all components are functioning cohesively, crucial for maintaining effective communication services.

The other options, while related to system checks, either do not provide specific synchronization status or are not as direct. For instance, using PuTTY to run statusapp may provide valuable information, but it may not directly indicate synchronization status across replicas. Similarly, checking for "Session Manager OK" provides a general status but lacks the specifics regarding synchronization nuances. Registering a SIP phone can test feature functionality but does not confirm synchronization between the nodes. Therefore