Avaya Solutions Platform (ASP) is a turnkey hardware solution that is available for many Avaya applications. Avaya Solutions Platform 100 series offers a single virtualized or bare metal server delivering Avaya unified communication and contact center applications. Refer to your product application specific documentation.
The Avaya Solutions Platform 100 series is comprised of three models:
ASP 110: This is a bare metal server used by specific Avaya applications. The applications determine which Operating System (OS) is preloaded (application dependent) at Avaya’s Integrator. New ASP 110 base servers consist of Dell PowerEdge R660xs and Dell PowerEdge R360xe. Reference application specific documentation for information on ASP 110 servers.
ASP 120: This is the Dell R640 shipped from Avaya’s Integrator with Avaya Virtualized Platform (AVP) AVP 8.1 preloaded. The ASP 120 is synonymous with Appliance Virtualization Platform (AVP) and required AVP 7.1.3.3 or AVP 8.0.1 or later. ASP 120 shipped with AVP 8.1 preloaded. AVP 8.1 was the final release and ASP 120 is not supported with Avaya Aura® 10.x. Existing ASP 120 can migrate to ASP 130 R6.0.x.
ASP 130: This is the Dell R660xs for ASP 6.0.x and ships from Avaya’s Integrator with KVM on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10 preloaded. The ASP 130 R4.0 and 5.x versions used the Dell R640 on ESXi 6.5/7.0. Existing ASP 130 R4.0 and 5.x can migrate to ASP 6.0.x KVM on RHEL 8.10.
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This document focuses on Avaya Solutions Platform 130 Appliance (ASP 130) only. Avaya Solutions Platform 130 Appliance R6.0.x utilizes KVM on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10. Avaya does not permit or support the repurposing of servers that deviate from their original integrated configuration.
