Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR) is the centralized administration platform for Avaya Breeze™. After a Breeze server is installed and added to a cluster, its service state must be explicitly set to "Accept New Service" within the SMGR web interface. If this step is missed, the server will not process any new sessions, such as WebRTC calls. The Breeze Dashboard within SMGR provides a high-level overview of the cluster's health and the service state of each server, making it the correct location to verify this critical configuration setting.

A. Avaya Breeze ™ web GUI, and navigate to Avaya Breeze ™ Dashboard.

The individual Breeze server's web GUI is used for node-specific maintenance and viewing logs, not for managing its cluster service state, which is controlled by System Manager.

B. Avaya Breeze ™ command line, and run the status service command.

The status service command on a Breeze server shows the status of its local processes (e.g., running/stopped), not the administrative "Accept Service" state managed by System Manager.

D. Avaya Aura® System Manager command line, run the status service command.

This command checks the status of the System Manager's own internal services, not the configuration or service state of a managed element like an Avaya Breeze™ server.

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1. Avaya Aura® Communication Manager Documentation Library, Administering Avaya Breeze™ Platform, Release 4.0, (November 2021), Page 29, Section: "Breeze cluster administration".

The document states: "Use the Cluster Administration page to view the status of each server in the selected cluster and to change the service state of a server." It details the procedure for changing the state to "Accept New Service" using the System Manager web interface under Elements > Breeze > Cluster Administration. The Dashboard provides a summary of this information.

2. Avaya Learning, Avaya Breeze® and Engagement Designer Implementation and Maintenance (72301X) Courseware, Module: "Breeze Administration and Management".

University-style courseware for this certification explicitly teaches that all cluster-level administration, including managing the service state of individual Breeze nodes ("Accept New Service", "Deny New Service"), is performed exclusively through the Avaya Aura® System Manager graphical user interface. The Breeze Dashboard is presented as the primary starting point for monitoring cluster status.