Checklist for configuring an external media server

Last Updated : Dec 09, 2021 |

Task

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When using TLS (optional) for the connection to Avaya Aura® Media Server, verify that you are using TLS Version 1.2. Avaya Aura® Media Server requires TLS Version 1.2.

About TLS parameter management

Enable Avaya Aura® Media Server offloading.

Enabling Avaya Aura Media Server offloading

Configure a Media Server.

Configuring a media server

Create a routing profile for the Media Server.

If you require load balancing, add at least two Avaya Aura® Media Server instances, and in the Load Balancing field on the Routing Profile page, select Round Robin or Load Factor.

Adding a routing profile

Assign the media type and routing profile in Session Policies.

Creating a session policy for a media server

Create an application rule for the Media Server.

Creating a new Application Rule

Create an endpoint policy group for the Media Server.

Creating a new endpoint policy group

Create a session policy for a Media Server.

Creating a session policy for a media server

Create a session flow for the Media Server.

Adding a session flow for a media server

Create a server flow for each Media Server.

You must assign the media and signaling interfaces created for Avaya Aura® Media Server to this server flow. The receive interface can be any interface. You must assign the default endpoint flow to this server flow.

Creating a server flow