Default Group

Supplier Id

Avaya provided supplier ID.

10000000

No

IP Telephony Node

Node ID

Node ID for the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster where the Device Adapter snap-in is deployed.

Valid values are 0 through 9999.

None

Yes

System ID

System ID for the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster where the Device Adapter snap-in is deployed.

None

Yes

Enable automatic firmware upgrades

Option to enable or disable automatic firmware upgrades for Unistim phones.

No

Yes

IP Telephony Node / Codecs / Companding Law

For more information, see Setting the Pulse Code Modulation companding law for endpoints that are migrated to Device Adapter.

Companding law

Pulse Code Modulation companding law for the system.

A-law

No

IP Telephony Node / Codecs / G.711

For more information, see Configuring G.711, G.722, G.729, and G.723.1 codec settings for Device Adapter.

G.711 Preference order

The G.711 codec preference order in the initial offer.

1 (Highest)

Yes

G.711 Supported voice payload size

Payload sizes supported by Device Adapter for G.711 codec.

You cannot modify the value of this attribute.

20 milliseconds per frame

Not applicable

G.711 Voice Activity Detection

Option to enable voice activity detection for G.711 codec.

Off

Yes

IP Telephony Node / Codecs / G.722

For more information, see Configuring G.711, G.722, G.729, and G.723.1 codec settings for Device Adapter.

G.722 Preference order

The G.722 codec preference order in the initial offer.

2

Yes

G.722 Supported voice payload size

Payload sizes supported by Device Adapter for G.722 codec.

You cannot modify the value of this attribute.

20 milliseconds per frame.

Not applicable

IP Telephony Node / Codecs / G.729

For more information, see Configuring G.711, G.722, G.729, and G.723.1 codec settings for Device Adapter.

G.729 Preference order

The G.729 codec preference order in the initial offer.

Disabled

Yes

G.729 Supported voice payload size

Payload sizes supported by Device Adapter for G.729 codec.

You cannot modify the value of this attribute.

20 milliseconds per frame.

Not applicable

G.729 Voice Activity Detection

Option to enable voice activity detection for G.729 codec.

On

Yes

IP Telephony Node / Codecs / G.723.1

For more information, see Configuring G.711, G.722, G.729, and G.723.1 codec settings for Device Adapter.

G.723.1 Preference order

The G.723.1 codec preference order in the initial offer.

4 (Lowest)

Yes

G.723.1 Supported voice payload size

Payload sizes supported by Device Adapter for G.723.1 codec.

You cannot modify the value of this attribute.

30 milliseconds per frame

Not applicable

G.723.1 Voice Activity Detection

Option to enable voice activity detection for G.723.1 codec.

On

Yes

IP Telephony Node / Quality of Service (QoS)

For more information, see Enabling VoIP monitoring.

VoIP Monitoring Enabled

Option to enable VoIP monitoring on the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster where the Device Adapter snap-in is deployed.

No

No

VoIP Monitoring Reporting Interval

Duration of time after which Device Adapter must run the VoIP monitoring report.

Valid values are 30 seconds through 300 seconds.

30 seconds

No

VoIP Monitoring Manager IP address

The IP address of the VMM.

None

No

VoIP Monitoring Manager Port

The port number of the VMM.

Valid values are 1 through 65535.

5005

No

Enable VLAN Tagging (802.1Q support)

Option to enable VLAN tagging to support the 802.1Q networking standard.

No

Yes

IP Telephony Node / LAN

For more information, see Configuring the port number for RTP/RTCP.

RTP/RTCP starting port

Port number used by the RTP packets.

The port number has two sequential numbers: one for RTP and the other for RTCP. The subsequent port number is used for RTCP.

5200

Yes

IP Telephony Node / DTLS

For more information, see Security configuration.

DTLS policy

Option to enable the DTLS policy to secure communications between endpoints and Avaya Breeze® platform cluster where the Device Adapter snap-in is deployed.

Best-effort

Yes

Enable client authentication

Option to enable endpoint authentication.

No

Yes

Call Logs

For more information, see Enabling Personal Directory support.

Enable Callers and Redial List

Option to enable caller and redial list with PD contacts

No

No

Default incoming call log mode

Option to configure the Callers List to log all incoming calls or only the unanswered incoming calls.

Unanswered

No

IP Telephony Node / Personal Directory (PD)

PD enabled

Option to enable Personal Directory

No

No

Default incoming calls log mode

Option to configure the Callers List to log handsfree voice call on autoanswer for hotline intercom.

Unanswered

No

Contacts

For more information, see Configuring Corporate Directory support.

Enable Corporate Directory

Option to enable Corporate Directory.

No

Yes

Enable Personal Directory

Option to enable Personal Directory

No

Yes

Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) FQDN

The FQDN of the AADS server.

None

Yes

Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) Port

The port number of the AADS server.

Valid values are 1 through 65535.

8443

Yes

Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) - Username

The field permits alphabets, numbers and the following symbols: "@", "-", "_", and "."

None

Yes

Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) - Password

The field permits alphabets, numbers, and special characters. The field allows a minimum of 4 to a maximum of 100 characters.

None

Yes

Network Address Translation (NAT)

For more information, see Configuring time period for NAT mapping.

NAT Mapping Keep Alive Timeout

Duration of time, in seconds, after which the audio and signaling port mapping is refreshed.

Valid values are 20 seconds through 600 seconds.

30 seconds

No

IP Security (IPSec)

The IP Security (IPSec) attributes are available only on the Service Globals tab.

For more information, see Configuring IP security.

Enable IPSec for Media Gateways

Option to enable IP security on a Device Adapter to Media Gateway signaling link.

No

No

Pre-Shared Key for IPSec

Pre-shared key that is used by IP security for data cyphering.

Key must be 16 to 32 characters in length and can contain only numbers and letters.

No

No

PreShared key value for IPSec

Pre-shared key that is used by IP security for data cyphering.

Key must be 16 to 32 characters in length and can contain only numbers and letters.

None

No

Media Security

For more information, see Setting the media security policy.

Media security policy

Option to set the media security policy.

Best-effort

No

Secured number of packets (NKEY)

The number of packets secured.

Expressed in power of two (2^x).

Valid values are 16 through 31.

31

No

Session key validity time (TKEY)

The session key validity time in hours.

Valid values are 8 hours through 168 hours.

24 hours

No

Secure Link Access

The Enable SSH access on Secure Link attribute in the Secure Link Access group is available only on the Service Clusters tab.

For more information, see Enabling SSH access for Device Adapter.

Enable SSH access on Secure Link

Option to enable SSH access, on a Secure Link interface, to the Avaya Breeze® platform cluster where the Device Adapter snap-in is deployed.

No

No

Route ADA EM request through Mgmt interface

Option to route Device Adapter Element Manager requests through a proxy running on breeze management interface. Used when SecureLink interface is isolated from the Management interface.

No

No

Miscellaneous Parameters

For more information, see Configuring the display text, country, dial tone timeout, interdigit timeout, and busy/overflow timeout for Device Adapter endpoints.

Idle set display

The text to display on an idle set.

Avaya

No

Country

The country where the endpoints are located.

The tones, cadences, and loss plan that are used depends on the country that you select.

USA

Yes

Dial tone timeout

Duration of time the dial tone is played without the user entering a digit.

After the time elapses, the call attempt fails.

Valid values are 1 second through 60 seconds.

20 seconds

No

Inter-digit timeout

Duration of time to wait for another digit before attempting the call. After the time elapses, if the number has no conflicts in the PPM Dial Plan data, the call is attempted. Otherwise, the call is rejected.

When the prefix of the digit string matches one entry and the total length matches the expected length, the call is attempted.

Valid values are 1 second through 10 seconds.

5 seconds

No

Busy/overflow timeout

Duration of time the busy tone and call failure tone are played. Even if the user does not disconnect the call before the time elapses, Device Adapter completes the call clearing.

Valid values are 5 seconds through 999 seconds.

30 seconds

No

Enable caching DB data

Option to improve the set's registration performance.

Yes

No

Handsfree Voice call

Option to activate handsfree on Hotline Intercom auto-answer.

No

No

SM registration timeout

Duration of time in minutes after which Session Manager automatically unregisters user devices that fails to maintain registration.

Valid values range from 5 minutes to 60 minutes.

60 minutes (3600 seconds)

Yes

Media Gateway

For more information, see MGC installation, upgrade, and registration process.

Enable legacy loadware upgrades

Option to replace an existing MGC or add an additional new MGC from the factory.

No

No

Media Gateway Accounts

For more information, see Setting passwords for the admin2 and pdt2 MGC accounts.

admin2 Password

The password for the admin2 account.

None

No

pdt2 Password

The password for the pdt2 account.

None

No

Peripheral Equipment / Analog Set Timers

For more information, see Configuring timers for analog endpoints.

Minimum Switchhook Flash

Minimum Switchhook Flash timer in milliseconds for 500/2500 sets.

500 milliseconds

No

Maximum Switchhook Flash

Maximum Switchhook Flash timer in milliseconds for 500/2500 sets.

896 milliseconds

No

Off Hook Validation

Off-hook validation timer for Extended Flexible Analog Line Card (XFALC).

250 milliseconds

No

Dial Pulse

Minimum time for dial pulse for Extended Flexible Analog Line Card (XFALC).

15 milliseconds

No

Interdigit

Interdigit time for Extended Flexible Analog Line Card (XFALC).

150 milliseconds

No

Dial Pulse On

Maximum time for dial pulse for Extended Flexible Analog Line Card (XFALC).

150 milliseconds

No

Post Flash

Post Flash timer for Extended Flexible Analog Line Card (XFALC).

200 milliseconds

No

Daylight Saving Rules

For more information about configuring phones in different time zones to the main site, see Setting time zones and DST for endpoints.

Daylight saving enabled

Option to enable daylight saving.

No

No

Start weekday

The first weekday on or after the start date.

Sunday

No

Start day

The date after which the offset time must be applied. The date must be in MM/DD format.

03/08

No

Start time

The time after which the offset time must be applied. The time must be in HH:MM format.

2:00

No

Stop weekday

The first weekday on or after the stop date.

Sunday

No

Stop day

The date after which the offset time must be removed. The date must be in MM/DD format.

11/01

No

Stop time

The time after which the offset time must be removed. The time must be in HH:MM format. VO session should be ended for DVLA phones for a configured period of time by Device Adapter. When the DVLA logout timer expires, the user is asked whether to accept logout. Failure to reply (or selecting "yes") results in a logout. Entering "no" restarts the logout timer.

2:00

No

Offset

The time offset in hours from local standard time. The supported values are 1 and 2.

1

No

Virtual Office/Emergency calls

For more information, see Emergency Dialing for Virtual Office.

TN range for emergency calls from Logged out sets

The range of TNs that will be used for temporary registration of VO logged out sets for making emergency calls.

None

No

SIP domain for emergency calls from Logged out sets

The domain used for making emergency calls from VO logged out sets.

None

No

TN range for DVLA sets

The range of DVLA TNs that will be used for temporary registration of Default Virtual Office Logged out sets.

None

No

Idle time interval for DVLA set

The time interval which defines maximum time for DVLA phones, VO logged in to another extensions, to be in the idle state before automatic VO logout (1 - 1440 minutes, or 0h 1m - 24h 0m).

None

No

Voicemail

For more information, see Configuring context-sensitive soft keys for voice mail on Device Adapter endpoints.

Voicemail Telephony User Interface

The Voicemail Telephony User Interface system that you want to use.

Avaya Aura® Messaging

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Play

The dialing sequence to play the voice mail message.

4

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Delete

The dialing sequence to delete the voice mail message.

7

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Call

The dialing sequence to call the party that left the voice mail message.

88

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Stop

The dialing sequence to stop playing the voice mail message.

#

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Reply

The dialing sequence to reply to the voice mail message.

8

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Compose

The dialing sequence to compose a message and send the message to one or more users.

2

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Forward

The dialing sequence to forward the voice mail message to another user’s mailbox.

6

Yes

Custom dialing sequence: Goodbye

The dialing sequence used for the following:

*

Yes

Remote Cluster

For more information, see Configuring the Remote Cluster feature.

Remote Cluster configuration enabled

This option enables Remote Cluster configuration. SBC IP addresses below should correspond to configured SIP Entity links to SBC.

No

No

Primary SBC IPv4 Address

One of the IP addresses is mandatory - Primary IPv4 or IPv6. If both are set - IPv4 will be used by default.

None

No

Primary SBC IPv6 Address

One of the IP addresses is mandatory - Primary IPv4 or IPv6. If both are set - IPv4 will be used by default.

None

No

Secondary SBC IPv4 Address

This IP address is optional.

None

No

Secondary SBC IPv6 Address

This IP address is optional.

None

No

Server-Side NAT

For more information, see Configuring Device Adapter settings for the NAT server.

Enable IP addresses mapping

This option enables Server-side NAT configuration.

No

Yes

IP addresses mapping (private to public)

This option permits users to specify a maximum of 8 pairs of IPv4 addresses. Two IP addresses in a pair are separated using a hyphen. If more than one pair is entered, separate the pairs using a comma. No spaces are allowed.

None

Yes

Off Hook Alert

For more information, see Configuring off-hook alerts implementation.

DN for Off Hook Alert

This option lets you enter a directory number (DN) to which a call is made immediately after the OHA timer expires.

None

No

Off Hook Alert timeout

This option lets you enter time in seconds after the Dial Tone timeout has passed, afterwhich a call is made to the OHADN.

Values range from 1 to 60.

0

No