In which way can you check if the Avaya Aura® Messaging (AAM) server is using the correct certificate?

The correct navigation path within the Avaya Aura® Messaging (AAM) System Management Interface (SMI) to check the server's own identity certificate is through the Server Maintenance section. This area contains administrative functions directly related to the server's operational state and core configuration, including its security credentials. The Server/Application Certificates page is specifically designated for viewing, installing, and managing the certificate that the AAM server presents to other entities to prove its identity.

A. This path is incorrect. The Messaging submenu under Administration is for application-level settings (e.g., mailboxes, classes of service), not for server-level security configurations like identity certificates.

B. This path is for verifying the integrity and versions of the installed software components on the server, which is unrelated to managing security certificates.

C. This path leads to the Trusted Certificates store, which contains the public certificates of other servers (e.g., Session Manager, Application Enablement Services) that AAM must trust. It does not contain the AAM server's own certificate.

1. Avaya Aura® Messaging Documentation: Administering Avaya Aura® Messaging, Release 7.1, Issue 4, December 2017.

Reference: Chapter 6: Security, Section: "Managing certificates", Page 131. The document states, "From the Administration menu, select Server Maintenance > Security to access the Security page." It then describes the functions available, including managing Server/Application Certificates. This confirms the correct navigation path is through Server Maintenance.

2. Avaya Aura® Messaging Documentation: Implementing Avaya Aura® Messaging, Release 7.1, Issue 3, December 2017.

Reference: Chapter 5: Post-installation tasks, Section: "Installing security certificates on Messaging", Page 102. This section details the procedure for installing certificates, explicitly guiding the administrator to navigate to Administration > Server Maintenance > Security to manage the server's identity certificate.