The following table contains information about the Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in cluster capacity for a UC environment:
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Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in Configuration
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Description
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Number of Avaya Breeze® platform Nodes
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Avaya Breeze® platform Profile
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Capacity
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1
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Small one server deployment without High Availability.
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1
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2
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Up to 1000 endpoints
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2
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Small 1+1 deployment with High Availability.
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1+1 = 2
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Up to 1000 endpoints
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3
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Small 2+1 deployment with High Availability.
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2+1 = 3
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Up to 2000 endpoints
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4
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Small 3+1 deployment with High Availability.
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3+1 = 4
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Up to 3000 endpoints
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5
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Small 4+1 deployment with High Availability.
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4+1 = 5
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Up to 4000 endpoints
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6
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Small 5+1 deployment with High Availability.
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5+1 = 6
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Up to 5000 endpoints
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7
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Large 1+1 deployment with High Availability.
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1+1 = 2
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4
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Up to 5000 endpoints
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8
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Large 2+1 deployment with High Availability.
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2+1 = 3
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Up to 10000 endpoints
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9
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Large 3+1 deployment with High Availability.
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3+1 = 4
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Up to 15000 endpoints
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10
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Large 4+1 deployment with High Availability.
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4+1 = 5
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Up to 20000 endpoints
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11
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Large 5+1 deployment with High Availability.
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5+1 = 6
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Up to 25000 endpoints
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Note:
The capacity listed in the preceding table is based on the assumption that the Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in is the only snap-in running on the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster.
