Adds a new Avaya Breeze® platform cluster.

Displays or modifies the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster attributes or modifies the cluster profile.

Deletes the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster. You cannot delete legacy clusters.

Opens the Install Trusted Certificate page, where you can download a trusted certificate to install Avaya Breeze® platform servers in a cluster.

Allows incoming calls and requests for the cluster that you select.

Blocks incoming calls and requests for the cluster that you select.

Starts the backup process on the selected cluster.

Starts the restore process.

Configures the backup server location.

Displays the status of the backup or restore operations.

Cancels the pending and in-progress jobs.

Purges the completed backups.

Reboots all Avaya Breeze® platform nodes in the server cluster simultaneously.

Enables filtering of clusters on the basis of the cluster name, IP address, profile, state, alarms, and activity.

Refreshes the values in the Cluster Administration table.

Click Show under this column to view details about the servers in the cluster.

The unique name of the cluster.

The group number that you assign to the cluster. You can enter a value from 1 to 10.

This optional field is used only to configure attributes for multiple snap-ins.

The IP address of the cluster. The Cluster IP value is applicable only for HTTP/HTTPS.

The IPv6 address of the cluster. The Cluster IPv6 value is applicable only for HTTP/HTTPS.

The unique FQDN that you assign to the cluster.

The type of cluster. The options are:

• Context Store

• Core Platform

• Engagement Assistant Speech

• General Purpose

• General Purpose Large

• Work Assignment

• Customer Engagement

The state of the cluster. The options are:

• Accepting: The cluster can serve service requests.

• Denying: The cluster cannot serve services or calls.

The number of alarms for the cluster. This value is displayed in the following format: <critical + major alarm count>/<minor alarm count>/<warning alarm count>.

The sum of active calls, HTTP sessions, and other custom-defined sessions of all snap-ins installed on the Avaya Breeze® platform servers in the cluster.

The High Availability status between the active Avaya Breeze® platform server and the standby Avaya Breeze® platform server in a cluster. This field displays:

• A green background when the connection between the active and the standby servers is up.

• A yellow background when the standby server is getting ready to take over if the need arises.

• A red background when the connection between the active and the standby server is nonfunctional.

• No background color and Disabled when the cluster database is disabled.

The Cluster Database displays:

• The number of active components and the disk consumption in the following format: <number of active connections>/<disk consumption>.

• A series of dashes (- - - -) if the server does not report the disk consumption.

• Disabled if the cluster database is disabled.

The aggregated data replication status between all Avaya Breeze® platform servers in a cluster and System Manager. The field displays:

• when the replication is successful.

• when replication for one or more nodes fails.

The aggregated service installation status of all the Avaya Breeze® platform servers in a cluster. The field displays:

• when all snap-ins are installed.

• when the snap-in is either queued for installation or for downloading to Avaya Breeze® platform.

• when one or more snap-ins have failed to initialize, run, or deploy.

The aggregated maintenance test result for all Avaya Breeze® platform servers in the cluster. indicates that all Avaya Breeze® platform servers in the cluster have passed the maintenance tests.

The aggregate status of the data grid in the cluster. The field displays:

• when the data grid status is up.

• when the status of one or more servers in the cluster is down.

• when the data grid status is down.

The overload status of the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster. The field displays:

• when no servers in the cluster are in the overloaded state.

• when one or more servers are in the overloaded state.

The list of cut-through URLs for the services installed on the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster. If you have administered the cluster IP, it is used as the host for the URL. If not, one of the Avaya Breeze® platform server IP addresses is used as the host for the URL.

The name of the Avaya Breeze® platform server. Click Show for more information about the server status.

The status of the security module for the server.

The version of the Avaya Breeze® platform server.

The state of the server:

• Accepting

• Denying

The number of alarms for the server. This value is displayed in the following format: <critical + major alarm count>/<minor alarm count>/<warning alarm count>.

The sum of active call, HTTP session, and other custom-defined sessions for all the snap-ins installed on the Avaya Breeze® platform server.

The state of the server in a High Availability database setup. This field displays:

• A green background when the active server, standby server, and the idle server are ready.

• A yellow background when the standby server is preparing.

• A red background when the active server and the standby server fail.

• No background when the cluster database is disabled.

The status of the connection between the active server and the standby server in a high availability database scenario. This field displays:

• when the connection between the active and standby servers is up.

• when the standy server is getting ready to take over if the active server goes down.

• when the connection between the active and standby servers is down.

• No background when the cluster and database is disabled.

The status of data replication between the Avaya Breeze® platform server and System Manager. This field displays:

• when the replication is successful.

• when the replication fails.

The service install status for the Avaya Breeze® platform server. This field displays:

• when all the snap-ins are installed.

• when the snap-in downloading to Avaya Breeze® platform is in progress.

• when one or more snap-ins failed to initialize, run, or deploy.

The maintenance test result for the Avaya Breeze® platform server.

The data grid status of the Avaya Breeze® platform server:

• Up

• Down

The overload status of the Avaya Breeze® platform server. This field displays:

• when the server is not overloaded.

• when the server is in an overloaded state.

The status of the last cluster reboot operation.

Indicates that the server is one of the lookup servers.

Indicates that the server is the active load balancer.

Indicates that the server is the active load balancer, but it is unable to connect to the standby server.

Indicates that this server is the standby load balancer.

Indicates that the load balancing server is:

• Transitioning over to the standby server.

• Experiencing a connection failure.

• In an error state.

Indicates an active cluster database.

Indicates a standby cluster database.