What are two valid Avaya Aura® Messaging (AAM) Measurement Report types? (Choose two.)

Avaya Aura® Messaging (AAM) provides a suite of standard measurement reports for system administration and performance monitoring. The Occupancy report is crucial for capacity management, providing detailed statistics on voice port usage, including the number of calls, call duration, and peak usage times. The Load report offers insights into the system's processing performance, detailing CPU utilization, call processing rates, and other key performance indicators. Both are fundamental tools for ensuring the messaging system is operating efficiently and has adequate resources.

C. Users: "Users" is not a specific measurement report type. Information about user mailboxes is available through the "Mailbox" report, which provides details on individual or groups of mailboxes.

D. Disk Usage: While critical for system health, disk usage is typically monitored through the System Management Interface (SMI) or underlying Linux operating system tools, not as a standard AAM measurement report.

E. Feature: "Feature" is a valid AAM report type that tracks the usage of specific features like Automated Attendant. However, Occupancy and Load are the most fundamental reports for core system resource and performance monitoring.

1. Avaya Aura® Messaging Reports, Release 7.1, 03-603895, Issue 10, November 2016.

Page 11, Chapter 3: Load report: This chapter is dedicated to the Load report, describing its function to "provide information about the system load."

Page 15, Chapter 4: Occupancy report: This chapter details the Occupancy report, stating it "provides information about the usage of the messaging ports."

Page 9, Chapter 2: Feature report: This confirms "Feature" is also a valid report type.

2. Administering Avaya Aura® Messaging, Release 7.1, 03-603894, Issue 12, November 2016.

Page 289, Chapter 11: Reports, Section: "Messaging reports": This section lists the available standard reports. The list explicitly includes "Load," "Occupancy," and "Feature," while "Users" and "Disk Usage" are not listed as report types in this context.