Using Avaya Workplace Client for IP Office

Limitations in Workplace client modes

Last Updated : Aug 17, 2021 |

In Avaya Workplace Client desktop user interface the following are not supported in Workplace client mode:

Muting and unmuting a call
Video calls: Video calling icons are disabled in the Workplace client mode.
Drag and drop the contacts to initiate an ad hoc conference is not supported in Workplace client mode.
Adding a contact to a point-to-point call in Workplace client mode is not supported.
Conference controls are not supported.
VDI bricks: Avaya Workplace Client as VDI and Avaya Agent for Desktop as VDI endpoints are not supported.

Logging out from Avaya Workplace Client does not log you out from Avaya Workplace Client as VDI, vice versa.
In Workplace client mode, merging two point-to-point calls to an ad hoc conference, displays conference ID sequentially. For example, the first ad hoc conference displays as Conf 100, and the second conference displays as Conf 200.

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