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Avaya Communication Server 1000
Avaya 3456 UC Client
Administration Guide
NN43080-300
Document status: Standard
Document issue: 03.01
Document date: December 2010
Product release: 7.5
Type: Technical Publication
Language type: English
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Contents
New in this release 4
Introduction 5
Administration fundamentals 6
Dialing plan 6
Planning and Engineering 8
3456 UC Client requirements 8
Recommended Audio Devices 8
Network Requirements 9
CS 1000 Server Configuration 9
Limitations 9
Troubleshooting 11
Configuration changes do not work 11
Call Detail Reporting 11
Enabling SIP tracing 11
MWI DN Settings for Avaya CallPilot Mailbox 9
One SIP phone supported per user 10
Name Dialing 10
Localization 10
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New in this release
There are no changes for Avaya Communication Server 1000 Release 7.5.
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Introduction
Avaya 3456 UC Client Administration Guide (NN43080-300) describes the
tasks that an administrator must complete before a user can install and use
the Avaya 3456 UC Client.
Navigation
• New in this release (page 4)
• Planning and Engineering (page 8)
• 3456 UC Client requirements (page 8)
• Troubleshooting (page 11)
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Administration fundamentals
This section describes basic information about the Avaya 3456 UC Client that
an administrator should know.
Navigation
• Dialing plan (page 6)
Dialing plan
Using the 3456 UC Client, you can dial outgoing numbers in several formats.
The 3456 UC Client automatically modifies several phone number formats for
proper operation dialing with the Avaya Communication Server 1000 (Avaya
CS 1000). For example, if you dial 6-555-5172, the 3456 UC Client removes
the “-” characters as well trims any spaces before placing the call. Depending
on the CS 1000 configuration, a typical North American setup may require
users to dial a “9” before local calls and a “6” before long distance or internal
ESN calls. For example, if you dial someone at 5172 (local 6135555172), that
person may be reached via the following ways:
• 4 digit DN dialing = 5172 (some locations may have 5 digit DNs)
• Local 10 digit calling = 96135555172
• Local 7 digit dialing = 95555172
• Long distance dialing = 616135555172
• ESN dialing = 65555172
• E.164 dialing = +16135555172
The 3456 UC Client has a configurable dialing plan field which performs the
preconfigured normalization on the number before placing the call. Under the
Account Settings tab a dialing plan may be provided, for example, Dialing plan
= xxxxT|3xxxxxxxT|+x.T;match=2;pre"6"
This example tries to match the number provided to three rules which are
separated by the pipes “|”. The first rule is xxxxT which matches a 4-digit
extension but allows more time to receive digits in case the user does not
complete entering the number. No modification is performed on 4-digit
numbers. The second rule is 3xxxxxxxT which matches a 7-digit number
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starting with “3”. This indicates a typical ESN number such as 3555172. If the
user does not enter more numbers a “6” is prepended to the front of the
number making it dialed as 65555172. The last rule matches any length
number starting with + (E.164). No modification is performed to these E.164
numbers.
Depending on the CS 1000 configuration, some variation of these rules may
need to be configured in order to add the correct outbound prefix to the
number. For example, if a site requires users to enter “8” before a UDP
number, the rule must be modified as follows: Dialing plan =
xxxxT|3xxxxxxxT|4xxxxxxxT|+x.T;match=2;pre"8"; match=3;pre"8".
For more information about dialing plan syntax and descriptions, see the 3456
UC Client help documentation.
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Planning and Engineering
This section describes planning and engineering requirements for the Avaya
3456 UC Client.
Navigation
• 3456 UC Client requirements (page 8)
• Recommended Audio Devices (page 8)
• Network Requirements (page 9)
• CS 1000 Server Configuration (page 9)
• Limitations (page 9)
3456 UC Client requirements
The following are required for the 3456 UC Client.
•Processor:
— Minimum: Intel Pentium III 1.3GHz or equivalent
— Optimal: Pentium 4 2.4 GHz or equivalent
• Memory— 512 MB RAM
• Hard Disk Space—50 MB
• Operating system:
— Windows 2000
— Windows XP
— Windows Vista
• Connection—IP network connection (broadband, LAN, wireless)
• Sound Card— Full-duplex, 16-bit
• Licence Key—3456 UC Client Licence Key
Recommended Audio Devices
Any headset with a microphone and speakers will work; however, for optimal
audio experience, a USB headset is recommended.
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Network Requirements
The following lists the network requirements for 3456 UC Client.
• Avaya Communication Server 1000 (Avaya CS 1000) Release 6.0 or later
with SIP Line feature.
CS 1000 Deployment Architecture
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CS 1000 Server Configuration
To use the 3456 UC Client, you must configure CS 1000 Release 6.0 and
confirm that the basic functions of the switch are working. For detailed
installation, configuration and upgrade information, see the CS 1000 Release
6.0 documentation. Also, ensure that you apply all the latest deplist patches
to the system.
It is possible to SimRing both the plug-in and other phone sets (as per existing
features on the CS 1000).
Limitations
This section describes the limitations of 3456 UC Client.
MWI DN Settings for Avaya CallPilot Mailbox
For CallPilot 3.1 and earlier, only one Message Waiting Indicator Dialed
Number (MWI DN) is supported. From MWI, you can select UEXT (L0 DN) or
non-UEXT (primary DN). This limitation also exists with third-party voicemail
systems.
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One SIP phone supported per user
Only one SIP phone is supported at a time per user. For example, a SIP hard
phone and a SIP soft client cannot be logged on at the same time for same
user account. Call forking at SIP level is not supported. Only a single SIP client
can run on a single IP address. Same user can not be logged in more than
one place.
Attention: If you start up and log onto a second SIP client, the first client is
automatically logged out.
Name Dialing
Name Dialing is not supported.
Localization
Localization is not available.
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Troubleshooting
This section describes troubleshooting tips.
Navigation for troubleshooting
• Configuration changes do not work (page 11)
• Call Detail Reporting (page 11)
• Enabling SIP tracing (page 11)
Configuration changes do not work
When making configuration or preference changes, ensure that you first select
the account to which to apply the change. By default, the first account in the
list is selected (not the default enabled account) when you open the
preferences and account settings.
Call Detail Reporting
Call Detail Reporting (CDR) is available for all universal expansions (UEXT)
and Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) trunks. This is preexisting Avaya
Communication Server 1000 (Avaya CS 1000) functionality.
Enabling SIP tracing
The Avaya 3456 UC Client has SIP trace capability to assist in debugging. To
enable tracing, complete the following procedure.
Procedure steps
Step Action
1 Open the Preferences window.
2 In the right pane, click Telephony Preferences.
3 In the left pane, click the Diagnostics tab.
4 On the Diagnostics page, from the Log Level list select one of the following
logging levels:
• None
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•Failures
•Errors
• Warnings
• Status Messages
• Debug Message
• Trace Messages
5 Click Apply to save your changes.
6 Click OK to close the Preferences window.
Procedure job aid
To view trace logs, on the Diagnostics page, click Open Log Folder. This will
take you to the file location which is C:\Documents and
Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Avaya\Notes Avaya
3456 UC Client\Diagnostics.
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