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For more information, see Avaya 3100 Mobile Communicator and Avaya Communication
Server 1000 Solution Integration Guide, NN49000-315 and Avaya Communication Server
1000 Features and Services Fundamentals, NN43001-106.
Avaya CS 1000 system redundancy
The clients support a high availability configuration for improved redundancy and failover.
Configure the client with primary and secondary proxy addresses that refer to different NRS-
SPSs. The clients use an options heartbeat to determine proxy availability. You can configure
the heartbeat time.
The clients also support existing SIP redundancy mechanisms in both communication servers
within a SIP deployment.
Call Forward No Answer feature interactions
It can be necessary to increase the Call Forward No Answer (CFNA) timeout for mobile client
users. The UEXT extends all calls to the Avaya 3100 Mobile Communicator Gateway. The
Avaya 3100 Mobile Communicator Gateway then presents the incoming call to the Avaya 3100
MC - Client over the cellular data channel of the Avaya 3100 MC - Client (using HTTP/HTTPS).
It can take a few seconds for the data transmission to reach the client, depending on the current
state of the mobile client. If the CFNA timeout is too short, users do not have reasonable time to
(potentially) log on and answer the call before the call server invokes CFNA and sends the call
to the CFNA destination.
To increase the CFNA timeout, configure the CS 1000 using LD 15 and LD 11.
LD 15 configures the CFN0, CFN1, and CFN2 indexes:
LD 15
REQ: chg
TYPE: rdr
TYPE RDR_DATA
CUST 0
OPT
FNAD
FNAT
FNAL
CFTA
CCFWDN
CFN0
CFN1 6
CFN2
DFN0
DFN1
DFN2
MDID
NDID
Interworking requirements with CS 1000
36 Deployment Guide October 2010
- Deployment Guide 1
- Features 7
- Other changes 7
- New in this release 8
- Chapter 2: Introduction 9
- Introduction 10
- Planning and engineering 12
- Chapter 4: Planning 13
- Planning 14
- Security requirements 18
- High availability 20
- Capacity 22
- Chapter 5: Engineering 23
- Table 2: ECS ports 27
- Engineering 28
- Communicator 30
- Avaya CS 1000 and UDP 32
- Avaya CS 1000 with CDP 32
- SIP Trunk configuration 34
- Device Handoff configuration 35
- Trunk calculation: Method 1 38
- Trunk calculation: Method 2 39
- UEXT calculations 42
- Communicator features 42
- Call Detail Recording 44
- Direct outbound call 44
- Call-Me-First outbound call 44
- Incoming call 44
- Licensing requirements 48
- • Country Code 50
- • Area Code 50
- Parameter: Country Code 51
- Parameter: Area Code 51
- Mobility prefix 52
- Data access planning 53
- Service DN 53
- Universal Extensions 54
- Caller ID table 54
- Avaya 3100 MC - Client user 55
- Deployment planning 56
- Deployment work flow 58
- Communicator system baseline 59
- 1. Log on to Element Manager 61
- Deployment prerequisites 62
- Chapter 10: Avaya 3100 Mobile 63
- Preparation 65
- Installing the Linux base 67
- Installation 72
- Installation task flow 72
- Job aid: Admin shell access 73
- Commissioning 74
- Procedure job aid 76
- Rules that use the carat sign 82
- Figure 17: Gateway Actions 88
- Figure 18: System status tab 89
- Solution commissioning 92
- Configuring zones 97
- Configuring virtual routes 98
- Configuring virtual trunks 100
- Configuring ESN access codes 101
- Coordinated Dialing Plan 103
- Configuring a Handoff key 105
- Configuring a HOT P key 106
- 8. Verify the Local SIP Port 108
- 9. Type the SIP Domain Name 108
- Figure 25: SIP URI map 111
- Warm restart 112
- Cold restart 112
- Configuring NRS 112
- NRS Database 113
- Committing NRS Database 113
- Figure 28: Database switched 114
- Figure 29: Database committed 114
- Figure 30: NRS Server 115
- Figure 35: Gateway Endpoints 117
- Example: 3100MCG 118
- Adding a User Endpoint 119
- Figure 38: Add User Endpoint 120
- Figure 39: User Endpoints 121
- Communicator Gateway 122
- MWI for Avaya CS 1000 127
- CallPilot MWI configuration 128
- Validate deployment 130
- 1000 ECS deployment 132
- Navigation 135
- Upgrade work flow 136
- Release upgrade taskflow 137
- Prerequisites 140
- Upgrade fundamentals 146
- Upgrade commissioning 147
- Chapter 15: Maintenance 151
- Parameter Description 152
- Maintenance 152
- Chapter 16: Common procedures 155
- Variable definitions 156
- Administration Console 157
- Common procedures 158
- Linux base worksheet 163
- Table 19: Solution checklist 166
- Figure 53: Outgoing call flow 170
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