The application type whose instance you want to create.

The application type whose instance you want to create.

For example, for Presence Services, you can select a standalone Presence Services or Presence Services on Avaya Breeze® platform.

The name of the element.

The type of the application to which the element belongs.

A brief description of the element.

The node on which you run the element. The IP address can be in the IPv4 or IPv6 format.

The device type of the element.

For example, for IP Office, the device type can be IP Office or B5800.

The name of the access profile.

The type of the access profile. The options are:

• URI: For system web services API.

• SSH: For application upgrade functions.

• SNMP: For discovering elements.

The sub type of the URI access profile. The options are:

• EMURL: To create a URL type access profile.

• WS: To create a web service access profile.

• GUI: To create a GUI access profile.

• GRCommunication: To create a GR-aware element.

• TenantURL: To create the tenant-related access profile.

• Other

The protocol that the element supports to communicate with other communication devices.

The name of the host on which the element is running.

The port on which the element is running.

The order in which you gain access to access profiles.

Displays fields in the Access Profile section that you can use to view access profile details.

Displays the Application System Supported Protocol and Access Profile Details subsections in the Access Profile section to add access profile details.

Displays fields in the Access Profile section using which you can modify the access profile details that you select.

Deletes the selected access profile.

The protocol used to access profiles. The options are:

• URI: For system web services API.

• SSH: For application upgrade functions.

• SNMP: For discovering elements.

The name of the access profile.

The type of the access profile. The options are:

• EMURL: To create a URL type access profile.

• WS: To create a web service access profile.

• GUI: To create a GUI access profile.

• GRCommunication: To create a GR-aware element.

• TenantURL: To create the tenant-related access profile.

• Other

The protocol for communicating the element.

The name of the host on which the element is running.

The port on which the element is running.

The path to gain access to the access profile.

The order in which you gain access to access profiles.

A brief description of the access profile.

The name of the access profile.

The login name as configured on the element.

The port on which the element is running.

The password to log in to the element.

The password that you retype.

The name of the profile.

A brief description of the profile.

The SNMP protocol type.

The user name as defined in the element.

The authentication protocol used to authenticate the source of traffic from SNMP V3 users. The possible values are:

• MD5

  The default is MD5.

• SHA

• None

Authorization Type applies only to the SNMP V3 protocol.

The password to authenticate the user. The password must contain at least eight characters.

The SNMP V3 protocol authentication password that you retype for confirmation.

The encryption policy for an SNMP V3 user. The possible values are:

• AES: For SNMP-based communication.

• AES128: For SNMP-based communication.

• DES: For SNMP-based communication.

  The default is DES.

• None: Does not encrypt traffic for this user.

Set Privacy Type only for an SNMP V3 user.

The password used to enable the DES or AES encryption. DES passwords must contain at least eight characters.

The privacy password that you retype for confirmation.

The privileges that determine the operations that you can perform on MIBs.

• None

  The default is None.

• Read/Write: To perform GET and SET operations.

• Read: To perform only the GET operation.

The time in milliseconds for which the element waits for a response from the device being polled during discovery.

The number of times that the element polls a device without receiving a response before timing out.

The name of the profile.

A brief description of the profile.

The SNMP protocol type.

The read community of the device.

Read Community applies only to the SNMP V1 protocol.

The write community of the device.

Write Community applies only to the SNMP V1 protocol.

The time in milliseconds for which the element waits for a response from the device that the element polls.

The number of times that the element polls a device and fails to receive a response. After the retries, the element times out.

Saves the access profile details.

Cancels the operation of creating or editing an access profile and hides the fields where you enter or modify the access profile information.

The name of the port.

The port on which the element is running.

The protocol for the corresponding port.

A brief description about the port.

Displays fields in the Port section that you can use to add a port.

Displays fields in the Port section with port information. You can change the port details in the port mode.

Deletes the selected configured port.

Saves the port details.

Cancels the current operation of creating or editing an access profile and hides the fields where you add or modify the port information.

The IP address of System Manager.

FQDN of System Manager.

The virtual IP address of System Manager.

The virtual FQDN of System Manager.

The option to indicate if the element is primary or secondary.

The name of the element.

The type of the application to which the element belongs.

A brief description about the element.

Displays the Assign elements page that you use to assign an element to another element.

Removes an assigned element.

Creates or modifies an element by saving the information to the database.

Closes the page without saving the information and navigates back to the Manage Elements page.

The name in the Trusted Server Name field of the Trusted Servers page on the Messaging server.

The password as given in the Password field of the Trusted Servers page on the Messaging server.

The password that you retype for confirmation.

The type of the Messaging server. The following types are supported:

• MM: Modular Messaging

• CMM: Communication Manager Messaging

• AURAMESSAGING: Avaya Aura® Messaging

The version of Messaging. Supported versions are 5.0 and later.

An option to use the secure LDAP connection.

To use the nonsecure LDAP connection, you must clear the check box.

The port on which the LDAP or secure LDAP service that the element provides is running. The default port is 389 for LDAP and 636 for secure LDAP.

The location of the element.