MDA with one Device Adapter endpoint and one or more Avaya Aura® SIP endpoints registered concurrently feature operation

Last Updated : Feb 27, 2020 |
Prolog information
For example, a user has a 1140 at the desk and a 96x1 in the lab. The user goes to the lab, and then goes home and registers by using the Expert Client on the computer. The next day the user goes to the office and uses the 1140. The user then gets another 96x1 phone and registers.
The user’s identity is extension 2355777, which uses node 1050 and TN 32-0-6-1.
The Max. Simultaneous Devices is set to 3 or more.
  1. The user is registered at 1140.
  2. The user goes to the lab and logs in by using the 96x1 as 2355777.
    1. The user can log in.
    2. The 96x1 can place and receive calls.
    3. The 1140 remains available for calls.
  3. The user goes home and logs in by using the Expert Client as 2355777.
    1. User can log in.
    2. The Expert Client can place and receive calls.
    3. The 1140 remains available for calls.
      ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
      If the Max Simultaneous Devices was set to 2, Session Manager would have unregistered the 1140. However, because the Max Simultaneous Devices is set to 3 in this example, the 1140 remains registered.
    4. The 96X1 remains available for calls.
  4. User goes to the office the next day and switches to the 1140.
    1. The 1140 is already registered and can place and receive calls.
    2. If the user has not logged out of the 96x1 the previous night, the 96x1 can still place and receive calls. This may be a security or access capability violation in some environments.
    3. If the user has not logged out of the Expert Client the previous night, the Expert Client can still place and receive calls. This may be a security or access capability violation in some environments.
  5. The user logs in to another 96x1.
    1. Session Manager terminates the oldest registered device, which is the 1140.
    2. The 1140 can no longer place and receive calls.
    3. The new 96x1 endpoint can place and receive calls.
    4. If the user has not logged out of the 96x1 the previous night, the 96x1 can still place and receive calls. This may be a security or access capability violation in some environments.
    5. If the user has not logged out of the Expert Client the previous night, the Expert Client can still place and receive calls. This may be a security or access capability violation in some environments.