New in Communication Manager Release 10.2.1.1

Last Updated : Jun 10, 2026 |

With Release 10.2.1.1, Avaya Aura® Communication Manager supports the following new enhancements:

Enhancement to Communication Manager License Expiration

With Release 10.2.1.1, Communication Manager is changing its licensing behavior to keep customers informed about license expiration dates so they can renew licenses on time and avoid service disruption. Communication Manager is introducing two new alarms that warns customers about license expiration date and its impact:

  • LIC-EXP90: This alarm is raised 90 days before the expiration of Communication Manager license.

  • LIC-EXP60: This alarm is raised 60 days before the expiration of Communication Manager License.

The Communication Manager enters into a 30-day Grace Period on expiration of License. After 30-day grace period expiry, if license is not renewed:

  • Call Processing, including Emergency calling, will be blocked. That is, Communication Manager will not process any type of calls.

  • System Administration will be blocked.

Customer must renew their licenses on time to avoid this disruption.

This feature enhancement is applicable only for main Communication Manager and not for Local Survivable Processor (LSP) and Enterprise Survivable Server (ESS).

Enhancement to Survivable License Grace Period

With Release 10.2.1.1, Communication Manager supports configurable Survivable License Grace Period for the Enterprise Survivable Server (ESS). This field is applicable only for ESS, and not for LSP.