Presence Services functionality is administered through service attributes on System Manager at ElementsAvaya Breeze® Configuration Attributes. These attributes can be configured at a system level by using the Service Globals tab, and the attributes can be selectively overridden at a cluster level by using the Service Clusters tab.
Note:
Avaya recommends that you configure the Presence Services service attributes at the cluster level by using the Service Clusters tab. This ensures that each cluster is configured independently.
In Presence Services, only one attribute, that is Access Control Policy, can be administered on a Service Profile basis.
Note the following for the XMPP Federation service attributes:
There are four instances of the XMPP Federation group: XMPP Federation 1, XMPP Federation 2, XMPP Federation 3, and XMPP Federation 4.
Different XMPP Federation group instances should be administered if Presence Services is federated with more than one XMPP server, and any of the following conditions are met:
An administrator wants the ability to enable or disable the federations independently. For instance, Presence Services is federated with two Ignite Realtime Openfire servers, and an administrator wants the ability to enable federation to one server while disabling federation to the other server.
Presence Services is federated to different kinds of XMPP servers. For instance, Presence Services is federated with an Ignite Realtime Openfire server and a pre-7.0 Presence Services server.
An administrator wants the ability to configure the federations independently. For instance, Presence Services is federated with two Ignite Realtime Openfire servers, one using TLS and the other using TCP.
