
A customer has Data center 1 (DC1) and they would like to implement Data Center 2 (DC2) as the DR solution.
While deploying the Avaya Oceana® DR solution, which two configuration items are applicable to the DR site? (Choose two.)

In a disaster recovery (DR) configuration, the secondary data center (DC2) should not be actively processing services under normal conditions. Instead, it should be prepared to take over in case the primary data center (DC1) fails. Therefore, the Breeze clusters on DC2 should be set as “Standby” using the cluster attributes in System Manager to indicate they are ready but not actively handling tasks. Additionally, it is crucial that the clusters on DC2 are set to “Deny new Service” mode to ensure that no new services are directed to DC2 under normal circumstances. These settings help maintain proper DR readiness and prevent resource conflicts.
When enabling secure communication for a cluster, it is essential to update the Cluster Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). The FQDN ensures that all the components within the cluster can securely identify and communicate with each other over the network, adhering to standard security protocols and certificate verifications.