What feature does Avaya Aura System Manager provide for centralized management?

Avaya Aura System Manager provides the feature of single sign-on (SSO) for centralized management, allowing users to access various applications and services with one set of login credentials. This greatly enhances user convenience and security, as it reduces the number of usernames and passwords that users need to remember and manage. The single sign-on feature especially benefits organizations by streamlining access to different components within the Avaya ecosystem, ensuring that users can efficiently interact with different applications without the hassle of multiple logins.

In contrast, call routing, traffic monitoring, and endpoint registration are important functions within the VoIP and telecommunications space but do not pertain to the centralized management aspect offered by the System Manager. Call routing pertains to how calls are directed within the network, traffic monitoring relates to observing and analyzing the voice and data traffic across the network, and endpoint registration involves the process through which devices establish their connection to the Avaya environment. While all these functions are critical to the operation of Avaya systems, they do not provide the centralized management features that single sign-on does.