Uploading Avaya Spaces language and time zone settings to Avaya Aura Device Services

Last Updated : Jun 05, 2026 |

About this task

Avaya Aura® Device Services does not automatically receive information about languages and time zones in Avaya Spaces. You must manually upload new language and time zone settings, which are available on Avaya Spaces, using the clitool command.

Before you begin

  • Obtain the list of Avaya Spaces languages and time zone settings from the Avaya Spaces administrator.

  • Prepare text files containing information about Avaya Spaces languages and time zones. For more information about file formats, see Language file format and Time zone file format.

Procedure

  1. Use a file transfer utility, such as SFTP or SCP, to upload files with information about languages and time zones to a directory with read rights for clitool.

    For example, upload the files to /opt/Avaya/DeviceServices/<version number>/

  2. Run the cdto misc command.
  3. To update languages do one of the following:
    • To replace the existing languages with the languages from the file, run the following command:

      sudo ./clitool-acs.sh languageORTimeZoneUpdate <PATH_TO_LANGUAGES> true true

    • To add the languages from the file in addition to the existing languages, run the following command:

      sudo ./clitool-acs.sh languageORTimeZoneUpdate <PATH_TO_LANGUAGES> true false

    In these commands, <PATH_TO_LANGUAGES> is the full path to the file containing new languages. For example, /opt/Avaya/DeviceServices/10.1.0.0.88/language.properties

  4. To update time zones, do one of the following:
    • To replace the existing time zones with the time zones from the file, run the following command

      sudo ./clitool-acs.sh languageORTimeZoneUpdate <PATH_TO_TIMEZONES> false true

    • To add the time zones from the file in addition to the existing time zones, run the following command:

      sudo ./clitool-acs.sh languageORTimeZoneUpdate <PATH_TO_TIMEZONES> false false

    In these commands, <PATH_TO_TIMEZONES> is the full path to the file containing new time zones. For example, /opt/Avaya/DeviceServices/10.1.0.0.88/timezone.properties