About service attributes

Last Updated : Dec 17, 2019 |
Prolog information
You can use the Device Adapter service attributes that are available on System Manager to apply Device Adapter-specific configuration at a cluster level or a global level. If you set the service attributes at a global level, the configuration is applied to all the Avaya Breeze® platform clusters that have the Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in installed within the Avaya Aura® network. For example, you can specify the port number for RTP/RTCP and also specify whether you want to use this port number at a cluster level or at a global level.
To access service attributes, on System Manager, click ElementsAvaya Breeze®ConfigurationAttributes.
Whether the cluster uses the default values or user-defined values for service attributes is determined by whether you select or clear the Override default check box. That is:
  • If you select the Override default check box for an attribute at a cluster level, specify a custom value for the attribute, the cluster uses this value for the attribute instead of the default value or the global level value.
  • If you select the Override default check box for an attribute at a global level, specify a custom value for the attribute, the change is applied to all the Avaya Breeze® platform clusters that have the Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in installed within the Avaya Aura® network.
    Device Adapter considers this global value as the default value for the cluster level. Hence, if you select the Override default check box and set the service attributes at a global level instead of a cluster level, the attribute values are applied at a global level.
    However, if you select the Override default check box and specify a custom value for an attribute at a cluster level, the cluster level value of the attribute overrides the global level value of the attribute.
  • If you clear the Override default check box at both cluster level and global level, the cluster uses the default values of the service attributes.
Note:
Some service attributes, if modified, require you to stop and start Device Adapter for the changes to take effect. Avaya recommends that you stop and start Device Adapter during the maintenance window to minimize the impact on endpoint registration and call handling.