From which version of Avaya Messaging can you send SNMP alarms to an SAL gateway?

The feature enabling Avaya Messaging to send Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) alarms directly to a Secure Access Link (SAL) Gateway was introduced in Release 10.7. This integration allows Avaya Messaging alarms to be centrally managed by the Avaya alarm management infrastructure, providing a secure and standardized method for system monitoring and fault notification. Prior releases did not have this specific capability to route SNMP traps through the SAL Gateway.

B. 10.5: This version of Avaya Messaging did not include the functionality to send SNMP alarms to an SAL gateway.

C. 10.6: This functionality was not yet available in Release 10.6; it was introduced in the subsequent major release.

D. 10.8: While Release 10.8 supports this feature, the question asks from which version it became available, making 10.7 the correct origin.

1. Avaya. (December 2018). Avaya Messaging Release 10.7 Release Note (Issue 1.0). Page 6, Section: "What's new in Release 10.7". The document explicitly lists "SNMP Alarms to SAL Gateway" as a new feature, stating, "Avaya Messaging can now send SNMP alarms to an SAL Gateway."

2. Avaya. (February 2020). Administering Avaya Messaging Release 10.8 (Issue 2). Page 261, Section: "Configuring SNMP". The documentation notes, "Starting with Release 10.7, Avaya Messaging can send SNMP alarms to an SAL Gateway." This confirms that the feature originated in the 10.7 release.