This process enables IP Office support for push notifications.
The process also alters the auto-generated 46xxsettings.txt file provide to Avaya Workplace Client users. To apply the new settings to the clients, either reregister the clients or wait 24-hours.
Log in to IP Office using IP Office Web Manager to edit the configuration settings. Using IP Office Web Manager provides access to additional controls to ease configuration.
Select System SettingsSystem.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
If configuring servers in a multi-site network, click on the icon next to the required server.
Select Avaya Push Notification Services.
Select Enable Apple Push Notification Services.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Enabling this setting causes the IP Office to generate a hidden System-ID value. Servers in a multi-site network (non-SCN) must all use the same System-ID value. You can ensure that using the ActionsSynchronize APNS configuration command and then the ActionsSynchronize APNP System-ID command after configuring the primary server.
The other settings are for information only. You cannot change them.
Click Update.
Next steps
If configuring a multi-site network (not SCN), enable push notifications on any other IP Office servers that are acting as SIP registrars for iOS Avaya Workplace Client users. See Synchronizing the enable Apple Push Notifications setting.
Also do the above if using a secondary server for resilience, include that server.