If the Tenant Partitioning feature is enabled, which command is used to change a Class of Service?

The Tenant Partitioning feature in Avaya systems allows organizations to manage different classes of service (CoS) for various user groups or tenants within the same platform. This is essential for ensuring that resources and functionalities are allocated effectively based on the requirements of each tenant.

The command "change cos-group 1-100" is the correct choice for altering the Class of Service. This command aligns with the syntax typically used in Avaya systems to modify group settings concerning Class of Service. By using "cos-group," you specify that you want to manipulate the settings that govern how services operate for a defined group of users within the Tenant Partitioning framework.

In contrast, the other options do not conform to the correct command syntax or are too vague to target the intended function accurately. "Change class group 1-100," while it might seem related, does not use the correct terminology for modifying CoS. "Change cos" and "change cos group" are also insufficient as they lack the clarity and specificity necessary to implement changes effectively. The correct command ensures that the change is applied to the designated groups of users, allowing for accurate management of their services and features.