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Administering Avaya Aura® Application Enablement Services

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Introduction
Administering Application Enablement Services
- Administering Communication Manager for Application Enablement Services
AE Services administration
AE Services Secure Mode
- AE Services secure mode
Certificate Management
- Certificate management
AE Services general maintenance
User Administration
Security Administration and Additional PAM Management
Data Encryption
Fault Tolerance Configuration
Security Database
- The Security Database
Licensing
Administration from the operating system command prompt
- AE Services Administration from the Operating System Command Prompt
Administering SNMP
- Administering SNMP
  - Before you begin - SNMP basics
  - SNMP components for AE Services
Administering Geo High Availability
- Administering the Geo Redundant High Availability
Dial plan administration in AES
- Dial plan administration in AE Services
Administering for Web services-based applications
- AE Services Administration for Web services-based applications
  - SMS Configuration
    - Changing SMS proxy port settings
    - Configuring SMS settings
  - Configuring TWS properties
Using the Historical Metric Data Collector (HMDC)
- Using the Historical Metric Data Collector (HMDC)
Location of AE Services log files
AE Services network interfaces
TCP ports and firewall settings on the AE Services server
- TCP ports and firewall settings
AE Services Management Console connectivity tests
- AE Services Management Console connectivity tests
AE Services administrative roles
Sample Device, Media, and Call Control applications
Avaya Computer Telephony and CVLAN migration
System Manager Trust Management
OpenSSL as a Certificate Authority (CA)
- Using OpenSSL as a Certificate Authority (CA) to generate signed certificates
- Setting up the OpenSSL CA
- Creating the certificate directory structure
- Configuring the OpenSSL configuration file
- Creating the CA root key and self-signed certificate
- Generating a server certificate for each AE Services server
- Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and key for each of your AE Services server
- Signing the AE Services server CSR
- Importing the public CA certificate into the AE Services trust certificate store
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