Which three ways can be used to configure an Avaya Workplace client? (Choose three.)

The Avaya Workplace client can be configured for end-users through three primary methods. The most common is automatic configuration, which can be initiated by either the user entering their corporate email address, triggering a DNS SRV lookup for Avaya Aura® Device Services (AADS), or by providing a direct web address (URL) that points to the AADS server. If automatic configuration is unavailable or fails, the client can be configured manually. This method, sometimes referred to as Expert Mode, requires the user to enter all server addresses and parameters directly into the client's settings.

B. Advanced mode: This is not an official term used for a configuration method in Avaya Workplace client documentation; manual configuration is the correct terminology.

E. Basic Mode: This is not a recognized configuration method. The client setup process is categorized as either automatic (via email or web) or manual.

1. Avaya Aura® Communication Manager Documentation Library, "Deploying Avaya Workplace Client for Windows, Release 3.25" (NN42700-611), June 2022.

Page 26, Chapter: Configuring Avaya Workplace Client, Section: Client configuration methods: "You can configure Avaya Workplace Client automatically using an email address or a web address. If automatic configuration is not available or fails, users can configure Avaya Workplace Client manually."

Page 26, Section: Using an email address: "When a user provides an email address, Avaya Workplace Client uses the domain part of the email address to perform a DNS query for the SRV record..." This supports option A.

Page 27, Section: Using a web address: "You can provide users with a configuration URL that they can use to configure Avaya Workplace Client." This supports option C.

Page 28, Section: Manual configuration: "If automatic configuration is not available or fails, users can configure Avaya Workplace Client manually." This supports option D.