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Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in Reference

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Introduction
Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in Overview
- Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in Overview
  - Architecture and topology
- New in this release
  - What's New in Avaya Device Adapter Release 10.1.2
  - What's new in Avaya Device Adapter Release 10.1
- Avaya Device Adapter feature matrix
- Frequently asked questions
- Device Adapter features
  - Snap-in components
- Infrastructure capabilities and telephony features
- Supported phones, fax, and modem
- Supported phone types in an Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite environment
- Supported TDM hardware
- Interoperability
- Deployment scenarios
- Configurations related to Avaya Aura® Session Manager for Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in
- Configurations related to Avaya Aura® System Manager for Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in
- Supported service ports for Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in
- Phased migration
  - Phased migration by using ProVision
- IPv6 support
- Certificate handling
- FIPS compliance
- Enabling FIPS mode on Breeze server
- Upgrading media gateway controller
- High Availability and Geo-Redundancy
  - HA and geo-redundancy between UNIStim endpoints or MGCs and Device Adapter nodes
    - HA between UNIStim endpoints or MGC of TDM endpoints and Device Adapter nodes: Intra-cluster redundancy (N+1 clusters)
    - Geo-redundancy between UNIStim endpoints or MGC and Device Adapter nodes: Inter-cluster redundancy
      - Geo-redundancy between UNIStim endpoints and Device Adapter nodes
      - Geo-redundancy between MGCs of TDM endpoints and Device Adapter nodes
  - HA and geo-redundancy between Avaya Breeze platform clusters and Avaya Aura components
    - Redundancy by using a primary and secondary Session Manager
    - Redundancy by using branch Session Manager
- Registration of multiple user devices with same pair of Session Managers
- Licensing
Migration from CS 1000 to Device Adapter
Avaya Breeze® platform deployment for Device Adapter
Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in deployment
Avaya Breeze® platform and Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in upgrade
Administration
Administration of call center feature buttons for Device Adapter phones
CTI controlled phones in call centers
- CTI controlled phone in a call center
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Resources
CS 1000 class of service and Avaya Aura® feature field mapping
- CS 1000 CoS and Avaya Aura® feature field mapping
Set time zone and DST for endpoints
- Setting time zones and DST for endpoints
Device Adapter Integration Unit commands
- Device Adapter IU commands for IP phones
  - IP phones Maintenance and Reports page command descriptions
Remote IPE cabinets
- Fiber Remote IPE and Carrier Remote IPE
Mnemonics and button labels
- Mnemonics
  - Administering a mnemonic
- Button labels
Infrastructure features and services
Generic station operations
Call processing features and services
Configuring Remote Cluster
Configuring the WebLM server IP address on EMS
Network information
Enabling Avaya SBCE interfaces
Generating a .PEM certificate for Avaya SBCE
Creating client profiles
Creating server profiles
Adding internal and external signaling interface for Avaya SBCE
Adding media interface for Avaya SBCE
Adding server interworking configuration profiles for Avaya SBCE
SIP servers
- Configuring Session Manager as the Call Server
- Configuring Device Adapter as Trunk Server
Adding Routing Configuration Profiles
Creating a Reverse Proxy Policy
Creating an application rule
Topology hiding
Creating a topology hiding profile for Avaya SBCE
Media rules
Creating a media rule for the Avaya SBCE
Creating an end point policy group for Avaya SBCE
Creating a server flow for the Avaya SBCE
- Creating a subscriber flow for Session Manager
- Creating a subscriber flow for Avaya Breeze®
Creating PPM mapping profile for the Avaya SBCE
Reverse proxy configuration
Configuring Whitelist setting in Firewall for Avaya SBCE
Configuring Avaya SBCE on SM
Configuring Avaya SBCE on Communication Manager
Legacy Avaya Aura® SIP endpoint feature and Communication Manager feature support
CS 1000 FFC and Communication Manager FAC mapping
Hardware requirements for migration
Additional security information for Avaya Device Adapter Snap-in
Location-based operations
User experience differences between CS 1000 and Device Adapter
- User experience differences for UC call processing features and services
- User experience differences for call center features
Glossary
- Glossary

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