Targets up to 150,000 registered users.

Supports up to 7,500 concurrent sessions.

Requires port-based licenses when deployed as Avaya Meetings Server for Over The Top , and Avaya Aura® Power Suite user licenses when set up for Avaya Meetings Server for Team Engagement.

Requires a virtual room based license when Avaya delivers conferencing services.

Recommends the use of two DMZ zones with three firewalls: the web zone for publicly accessed servers; the application zone for application servers.

Includes Avaya Meetings Management for managing the organization’s network, web services, and signaling/control components. This virtual application, which is delivered as an OVA, fully integrates with the enterprise active directory and provides intelligent cross-zone bandwidth management regardless of protocols being used for calls.

Avaya Meetings Management includes these modules: Management, User Portal + Web Gateway for web services, SIP B2BUA for signaling and control, Avaya Meetings Control, and H.323 Gatekeeper.

Adds the Avaya Meetings Management node for specific loads and geographic distribution requirements. Usually, the customer must distribute User Portal + Web Gateway in large deployments when numerous users access the portal to join conferences, download client plugin, and schedule meetings. Likewise, a large deployment with numerous H.323 calls requires a distributed H.323 Gatekeeper. The node includes these modules that can be installed in one of the following ways:

Deploys Avaya Meetings Media Server that provides rich audio, video, and data conferencing functionalities to the solution. The server includes: HD video transcoding Media Server for processed video, High Scale Audio engine, and Web Collaboration engine. The server supports two working modes per single OVA: video, audio, and web collaboration; high capacity audio and web collaboration. The administrator can switch the working mode from the Avaya Meetings Management interface. Avaya Meetings Media Server cannot work in a mixed mode. For a solution with both working modes, the deployment must include two Avaya Meetings Media Server: one for Full Audio, Video, Web Collaboration, and one for High Capacity Audio and Web Collaboration. For WebRTC, the Avaya Meetings Media Server uses Avaya Aura® Media Server as a WebRTC Gateway.

To handle WebRTC calls in Over The Top from release 9.1 SP3, Avaya Meetings Media Server instances are configured to run as a WebRTC Gateway and front other Avaya Meetings Media Servers.

Deploys Avaya Meetings H.323 Edge. The server provides firewall and NAT traversal for Avaya remote H.323 video HD room systems and standard third-party rooms. The server is installed as an OVA.

Supports Avaya Session Border Controller or an Avaya-approved edge device, as an option. Avaya SBC provides SIP firewall traversal, HTTP Reverse proxy, and STUN/TURN firewall traversal. Avaya SBC is deployed as an OVA, or as an appliance with pre-installed software.

Adds the Avaya Meetings Streaming and Recording facility as an option. It is deployed as a pre-installed appliance on Avaya Solutions Platform server.