When setting up Alarm Notifications on an Avaya IP Office solution, which three destination criteria can be selected?

In the context of setting up Alarm Notifications on an Avaya IP Office solution, selecting the correct destination criteria is essential for ensuring that notifications are sent to the right place. The appropriate choices for destination criteria would enable system administrators to receive alarms through various channels, thus ensuring that issues are addressed promptly.

Choosing Syslog as a destination allows the Avaya IP Office system to send notification messages to a Syslog server for logging and monitoring purposes. This facilitates centralized logging, making it easier to analyze system events and alarms collectively.

The availability of Trap as a destination refers to SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) traps. This method is commonly used in network management, enabling the Avaya IP Office system to send alerts to a network management system, which can help in tracking and responding to system performance and alarm conditions.

Opting for Email as a notification method allows for direct alerts to administrators or support personnel via email. This is particularly effective for timely communication, enabling quick response actions to system alarms.

Outcalling can serve as a viable option for notifications by placing phone calls to predefined numbers when alarms trigger, thus allowing for immediate human response in critical situations.

While Syslog, Trap, and Email are valid responses for destination criteria in this context, the correct understanding and