Each user on the system requires a subscription. All subscribed users are then able to use an the system's telephone extension (analog, digital or IP) and voicemail features. The following user subscriptions can be ordered: Telephony User, Telephony Plus User and Unified Communications User. The subscriptions are applied to individual users through their User Profile setting.
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Feature
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Subscription Mode
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Telephony User
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Telephony Plus User
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Unified Communications User
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one-X Portal Services
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Telecommuter options
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UMS Web Services
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–
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TTS for Email Reading
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–
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Remote Worker
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Avaya Workplace Client
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[1]
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WebRTC
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Mobility Features
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By default, users on a new or defaulted system are configured a Telephony User users.
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Users without a subscription are shown as Non-licensed User and cannot use any system features.
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If there are insufficient subscriptions for the number of users configured to a particular profile, some of those users will not receive any services. On suitable Avaya phones, they display as logged out and an attempt to log in displays a no license available warning.
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Only supports Avaya Workplace Client basic mode (telephony and local contacts only).