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Avaya Aura®
Application Enablement Services (AES)
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AES is a platform that enables the development of modular
building blocks for advanced communication services.
What is AES?
AES provides:
• An extensive set of protocols
• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
• Web services
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Intelligent Communications Embedded into the Fabric of Business
VoicePortal
Comm.
Services
Comm.
Apps.
Business
Apps.
Presence
Event
Integration
Access Services
SES
AES
Communication
Manager
• AES opens up the CM
functionality
• Web services are
leveraged in creating
communication
applications
• Adds communications
capabilities to common
desktop tools
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Main Functions of AES
• Enables the integration of communication and
business applications
• Delivers API connectors and web services
• Leverages the current investment
• Simplifies the implementation and
serviceability options AES
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What is CTI?
CTI, as the term implies, is the integration of computer and
telephony resources at the application level.
– For consolidation of control on the desktop (PC).
– For coordinated presentation to the user. In other words, by
integrating the connectivity between data and voice, information
about a call (or the caller) can be presented to the user in a
coordinated manner.
In Simpler terms……. a conduit between data and voice
environments
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CTI Server
Site 1 Site 2
Customer
Database
Voice CTI
The customer places a call and the ACD server routes it to a CSR.The ACD server generates an event to the CTI server that a call is alerting.The CTI server passes call information to the desktop application.The desktop application interrogates the customer database.Customer information is returned to the desktop application.The screen-pop is delivered to the CSR.The CSR selects transfer and the application sends a request to the CTI server.The CTI server instructs the ACD server to transfer the call.The ACD server makes the transfer and the call is routed to the Subject Matter Expert.The ACD server at Site 2 sends the call alerting event to the CTI server.The CTI server sends the call information to the desktop application.The process repeats itself and the screen-pop is delivered to the Subject Matter Expert.
SMECSR
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Communication
Manager
AES
Telephony Web
Service
DMCC Service
System
Management
Service
DLG Service
CVLAN Services
TSAPI Service
Device Media Call Control (DMCC)
Telephony Services API (TSAPI)
JTAPI
Web Services
Telephony Web Services
System Management Service
CallVisor LAN (CVLAN)
Applications that use DEFINITY LAN
Gateway (DLG) for transport
*Third party logos and products belong to the respective owners. Avaya is not an owner or licensee of the same.
Avaya Aura® Architecture and AES
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Application Enablement Services
Avaya Applications
Application
Enablement
Services
Contact
Center
Express
Elite
Multichannel
Avaya
Integrated
Response
Avaya
Interaction
Center
Avaya
Proactive
Contact
Avaya
Voice
Portal
Avaya
one-X™
Portal
Avaya
one-X™ Mobile
AES provides value-add applications,
supporting Avaya Aura collaboration
services
Avaya
Aura
Presence
Avaya
Aura
Contact
Center
Contact
Center
Elite
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Application Enablement Services
Client Interfaces
Application
Enablement
Services
AES provides industry standard
Application Programming Interfaces,
supporting Avaya Aura interfaces with
IBM and Microsoft
Avaya
Microsoft OCS/MOCS
Avaya
IBM Lotus Sametime
Telephony Offers
Avaya
Microsoft Lync
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Application Enablement Services
with ACE, 3rd Party Developers
Application
Enablement
Services
AES provides next generation collaboration
applications by integrating CM and Avaya
Collaboration Environment (ACE)
Avaya
Aura ACE
Platform
3rd Party Applications
(DevConnect)
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C-LAN2
C-LAN3
ProductionLAN/WAN
Call Recording
Applications
Desktop
PowerDialer
Applications
IsolatedLAN/VLAN
Media Processor
Call Center
Applications
C-LAN1
Avaya
Communication
Manager 3.0
or greater
Click-to-Dial
Web Portal
Infrastructure
• Services (APIs/Protocols)
– Device, Media & Call Control (1st party)
– CVLAN, DLG TSAPI/JTAPI (3rd party)
• Single Operational Administration &
Maintenance (OA&M)
• Enhanced Application Link
– Secure/Encrypted
– Automatic Load Balancing
– Redundancy
– Transparent Failover
– Resiliency (single-link)
• Web Services
– Telephony
–System Management
Application Enablement Server
C-LAN4
AES Offerings
/PE-Processor Ethernet
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Dom0
Utility Dom
AE Services
Dom0
HDD
Syncd’d of VA LVMs
AE Server 1 (Active) AE Server 2 (Standby)
Utility Dom
AE Services
HDD
Production network
Private crossover
network connection
Heartbeat
pings
Network switch
All DomU’s are synced from
Active to Standby node in
real time
Only Dom0 is running on
Standby node; others are
activated on failover
AE Services on System Platform
Automatic Failover (HA) - Overview
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 Provides high level call control functionality over standard web services
interfaces (SOAP/XML)
 Hides complexity of Call Control
 Provides the following call control functionality:
– Make Call
– Transfer Call
– Conference Call
– Disconnect Call
– Answer Call
 Client application does not need to deal with connections or call identifiers
 Only parameters required are extension and telephone numbers
 All operations are independent
 Client application can add a party to a call using conference request even if the
call was not originally established through the Telephony Web Service
 Requires TSAPI Basic Licenses
 Events are not supported
Application Enablement Web Services
Telephony Service
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Device Media Call Control
 What is DMCC?
 Device and Media Control/Fundamental Third Party Call Control
 Replaces CMAPI (Communication Manager Application Programming
Interface)
**Requires TSAPI Basic licenses and Tlink between AE Server and CM.
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DMCC Service
 Enables access to Avaya Communication Manager Telephony Feature
Set via:
– XML Protocol
– Java API
– .NET API
– Based on CSTA III Standard
 Enables Avaya, Business Partners, 3rd Party and Corporate Application
Developers to access Communication Manager Telephony via the
following supported CSTA Services:
– Physical Device Services and Events
– Voice Unit Services and Events
– Call Control Services and Events**
– Logical Device Services and Events**
– Snapshot Services**
– Monitoring Services
**Requires TSAPI Basic licenses and Tlink between AE Server and CM.
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AE Services integration for Microsoft Office Communications Server licensing
The AE Services integration with either Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005
or Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 requires the following licensing:
● AE Services Unified Desktop Edition RTU (Right To Use)
Every active Microsoft Office Communicator client consumes one Unified Desktop license
for the duration of the period that it has an active dialog with AE Services (every
registered Microsoft Office Communicator, not only those in the call).
AE Services integration for IBM Lotus Sametime licensing
The AE Services integration for IBM Lotus Sametime integration requires the following
licensing:
● AE Services Unified Desktop Edition RTU (Right To Use)
- Every active Sametime Connect/Lotus Notes client will consume one Unified Desktop
license for the duration of the dialog with AE Services.
Unified Desktop Licenses
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TSAPI/JTAPI License
The TSAPI Service provides third party call control services. AE Services JTAPI is a client side interface to
the TSAPI service, and, as such it provides third party call control as well.
For TSAPI (and JTAPI), AE Services provides two types of licenses:
•the TSAPI Basic Users license, and the TSAPI Advanced license.
TSAPI Basic User license
•often referred to as either an "agent-based license" or a "station based license." intended for
applications that want to monitor a call or a station.
•In the license file it is denoted as a "Simultaneous User" file. It is scaled in terms of the number of
agents or stations that you want to monitor.
•The TSAPI Basic User license requires that you license and enable Computer Telephony Adjunct Links
on Communication Manager.
The TSAPI/JTAPI Advanced License
•The TSAPI Advanced License is intended for applications that launch calls (predictive dialing applications)
or route calls. Provides the equivalent functionality available with ASAI Plus and also includes both CTI
Station and Phantom Call functionality.
•It is based on the number of CM servers you want to license and the size of the CM Platform: Small
(S84xx), Medium (S85xx), and Large (S87xx).
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CVLAN/DLG Licensing
The CVLAN Service provides third party call control. The CVLAN Service is integrated with Avaya
applications, and it is used by customer applications.
● When the CVLAN Service is used for customer applications, it includes a CM license for ASAI Core
and ASAI Plus.
Optionally you can license the following features on Communication Manager: CTI Stations, Phantom
Calls, Adjunct Route, and Increased Adjunct Route Capacity. Customer applications must use an ASAI-IP
link type on CM. This link type requires ASAI Core and ASAI Plus.
● Avaya Interaction Center (IC) requires and ADJ-IP link type. Enables Computer Telephony Adjunct
Links on the CM, hence Avaya IC is the only application that can use an ADJ-IP link on CM.
DLG Licensing
The DLG Service includes a CM license for ASAI Core and ASAI Plus.
Optionally you can license the following features on CM: CTI Stations, Phantom Calls, Adjunct Route, and
Increased Adjunct Route Capacity. Customer applications must use an ASAI-IP link type on CM. This link
type requires ASAI Core and ASAI Plus.
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Communication Manager- ASAI Capabilities
For customer-developed CVLAN and ASAI-based applications,
Communications Manager must be provisioned with ASAI features. The
following list describes ASAI core, plus, and optional feature levels.
ASAI Core features
● Adjunct Call Control Group (for example, third party call control)
● Domain Control Group (for example, domain control of a station)
● Event Notification Group (for example, event stream for VDN)
● Request Feature Group (for example, login agent and send all calls)
● Set Value Group (for example, set message waiting indicator)
● Single Step Conference
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ASAI continued….
ASAI Plus features
● Switch Classified call (Predictive Dialing)
● Answer Machine Detection (from within classified call)
● Selective Listening/Hold
Note: For Communication Manager 5.1 and later, the ASAI Adjunct
Route feature has changed from an ASAI Plus to an ASAI Optional
feature.
ASAI Optional Features
● CTI Stations
● Phantom Calls
● Adjunct Route new
● Increased Adjunct Routes
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AE Services in Avaya Aura®
H323 Device
Avaya Aura™
Communication
Manager
Evolution Server
Avaya
Session Manager
ASAI/H.323
Avaya ACETM
Core Services
Avaya Application
Enablement
Services (AES)
Analog, Digital,
Cell or PSTN Line
Avaya
Media Gateway
SIP
CTI
(TR87)
Microsoft Office
Communicator
Microsoft
Lync/LCS/OCS
Integration
Avaya Aura Call
Center™
SIP Device
IBM Sametime
Integration
100’s Custom
Business Critical
Applications
Third Party
Call
Recording
applications
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 System Platform (6.3) Offer
– Upgrade to AE Services 6.3
– S8800 (IBM x3550 M2)
– Dell PE R610 (4GB RAM, 146GB HDDs, H200 RAID controller)
– Dell PE R610 (6GB RAM, 300GB HDDs, H700 RAID controller)
– HP DL360 G7 (12GB RAM, 300GB HDDs, P410i RAID controller)
– New installs [AE Services 6.3, Machine Preserving High Availability (MPHA)]
installs
– New HP DL360 G7 (12GB RAM, 300GB HDDs, P410i RAID controller)
Note:
– System Expansion/Migration (AE Services 6.2, MPHA installs)
– MPHA is supported on Dell PE R610 (6GB RAM, 300GB HDDs, H700 RAID controller)
 VMware ESXi 5.0/5.1 offer
 Software only offer (hardware/OS requirements)
– 3.0 GHz processor/s Pentium IV or higher with a minimum of 2GB RAM
– 60GB disk space with at least 7200 rpm and CD/DVD ROM drive
– 100BaseT NIC and an optional Red Hat Enterprise v5 Compatible Modem
– Red Hat Enterprise Linux v5 update 8 (32 bit)
 Hardware Bundled offer (upgrade only)
– S8510 (Dell 1950 V3)
AES Deployment Offers
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Avaya Aura®
on VMware
Release
Capacity vCPU Virtual Virtual
Storage
(GB)
Minimum
CPU
Speed
(GHZ)
(users) (virtual
CPU)
Memory
(GB)
Application
Enablement
Services
6.2/6.3
4K Endpoints or 4 4 20 2.4
20K MOC/LCS
2.4K Endpoints or
12K MOC/LCS
2 2 20 2.4
Avaya Aura virtual appliance (VE) Avaya Aura Appliance
Application
Enablement
Services VMware HA (cold reboot) supported
Fast Reboot High Availability
(FRHA; cold reboot) or Machine
Preserving HA (MPHA) (hot
standby) supported via System
Platform
Avaya Aura®® Virtualized Environment
Application Enablement Services VM Resources
Key Feature Difference Between Appliance and VE
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Application Enablement Services 6.3
Implementation Options
 AES on System Platform provides:
– Avaya Common Server (Dell R620)
– System Platform
– Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 update 7 Operating System
– AES Software
 VMWare ESXi 5.0/5.1 offer
– Compatible with VMware High Availability feature
 Software Only
– The Software Only option requires the customer to provide the server
and the OS and does not support the automatic failover feature in AES
 AES Hardware Bundled Software (Upgrade only)
– Existing customers with 4.x, 5.x
– Upgrade to AES 6.2 with Avaya S8510 Server (no hardware change)
– Dell 1950 v3
 Avaya Aura® Solution for Midsize Enterprise (ME)
– Note: Reference the previous AES Deployment Offer Slide
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AES 6.3 to Communication Manager Compatibility
 AE Services 6.3 is compatible with the following Avaya Aura
Communication Manager Releases:
– CM 5.2.1
– CM 6.0.x
– CM 6.2*
– CM 6.3*
 Communication Manager 6.2 is supported by:
– AES 5.2.4*
– AES 6.1.2
– AES 6.2
Note:
– AE Services 6.3 connects to CM Evolution Server (CM-ES)
– AE Services 6.3 does not connect to CM Feature Server (CM-FS) or to Session Manager (SM)
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Application Enablement Services 6.3
Redundancy Options
 2 Options available, requires System Platform
 License purchase at time of new system purchase or upgrade
 Fast Reboot High Availability
– Primary and secondary server on-line
– On Primary failure, backup server takes over
– Timing is similar to system re-boot
 Machine Preserving High Availability (MPHA)
– Primary and secondary server on-line
– On Primary failure, backup server takes over
– Switchover is ‘zero’ delay, no dropped active calls
Additionally with AES 6.2, CM 6.2 software duplication feature is
supported to assure synchronization of information
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Licensing Requirements
Application Enablement
Services
Application to be used
Avaya CM
License Required
Avaya CM
License Optional
AE Services License
ACE Integration None --- Unified Desktop Edition
IBM Lotus Sametime
Integration
None --- Unified Desktop Edition
Microsoft Lync/MOCS/OCS
Integration
None --- Unified Desktop Edition
Basic Call Control
(TSAPI/JTAPI/Telephony
Service)
None ---
TSAPI Basic User
(Needed for 3rd party Call Control-
Also refer to DMCC)
Advanced Call Control
(TSAPI/JTAPI)
None Increased Adjunct Routes
TSAPI Advanced (Small, Medium,
or Large dependant on CM
platform)
Full or Basic Device Media Call
Control (DMCC) –: Nice, Verint
 IP_API_A Ports
(Pre AES 4.2 and /or pre CM 6
only)
Basic CM Stations (Full DMCC)
--- Device Media Call Control
(AES 4.2 and later)
DEFINITY LAN Gateway (DLG)
 ASAI Core (pre-CM R6)
 ASAI All Features (CM R6 and later)
Pre-CM R6
 ASAI Plus
 Adjunct Route (CM 5.1 and later)
 CTI Stations
 Phantom Calls
 Increased Adjunct Routes
DLG Service (AES server based)
CallVisor Local Area Network
(CVLAN)
 ASAI Core (pre-CM R6)
 ASAI All Features (CM R6 and later)
Pre-CM R6
 ASAI Plus
 Adjunct Route (CM 5.1 and later)
 CTI Stations
 Phantom Calls
 Increased Adjunct Routes
CVLAN Service (AES server based)
System Management Service
Connections
None None – 16 are provided by default
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Avaya Presence Services
Overview
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A real-time indication of the users status (availability to
communicate):
• Examples: Available, Busy, In a meeting, Do Not Disturb,
Out-of-Office
Presence may also indicate:
• A personal message (“Traveling: Please call my mobile”)
• A preferred mode of communication (Telephone is in use
but Instant Messaging is available)
• Location (Office, home, travelling)
A users status can be adjusted:
• Manually, according to personal preference; or
• Automatically, based on other factors such as phone status
(on or off hook)
What is Presence?
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What Does Presence Look Like?
My personal status
(what others see)
My “Buddies”
List and their
aggregated
presence
My optional location and
personal message
My “Buddies” optional personal
messages
My “Buddies”
optional location
My “Buddies”
communication
channel status
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Presence is an entitlement with Avaya Aura® Standard
or Enterprise Edition
• Leverage your existing investment
• Centralized management
Presence is integrated, tested, and supported by Avaya
• Avaya reliability and integration
• Complete solution, services and support from a single source
Rich Presence Aggregation
• Broad support for clients, desktop environments and protocols
• Single user interface for voice and presence capabilities
Why Avaya Aura® Presence Services?
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How Does It Work?
My PC
Activity
My Phone
Status: On
or Off Hook
My Manual
Presence
Indication
Avaya Aura
Presence
Services
My Clients,
Devices and
Desktop
Rich aggregated
Presence From and
For Avaya and 3rd
Party Applications
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Combined Presence
XMPP
SIMPLE
Avaya Aura aggregates presence data
from many different sources and
makes it available for internal and
external consumption
Consolidating Rich Presence
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Deployment Options –
 Two Hardware Options:
• Appliance Model: Purchase the Avaya supplied server: SAP Code:
263127 AVAYA AURA® DL360G7 PS R6.1 SRVR BL (GLP $22,500)
and
• Add licenses as required:
• 259760 AVAYA AURA™ PRESENCE SERVICES R6.x LICENSE (GLP $0)
• 259761 AVAYA AURA™ PS R6.x SP TMPLT DWNLD (GLP $0)
• Customer Supplied Server Model: Purchase a server* with a Two x
Quad Core Intel® Xeon Processor X5570 4C (2.93GHz 8MB L3 Cache
1333MHz 95w) and
• Add licenses as required:
• 259760 AVAYA AURA™ PRESENCE SERVICES R6.x LICENSE (GLP $0)
• 259762 AVAYA AURA™ PS R6.x SFTW DWNLD (GLP $0)
 Presence Services are also provided as part of:
• Avaya Aura® Solution for Midsized Enterprise
• Avaya Collaboration Server
* Complete server specifications can be found in the Presence Services 6.1 Channel Announcement
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Avaya Aura on VMware Rel Capacity
(users)
vCPU
(virtual CPU)
Virtual
Memory (GB)
Virtual
Storage (GB)
Communication Manager
(Includes CC Elite)
6.2 36K 1 4 30
Communication Manager
Software Duplication
(Includes CC Elite)
6.2 36K 3 5 30
Application Enablement
Services
6.2 20K
(simultaneous
MOC/LCS users)
4 4 20
Session Manager 6.2 6K 8 12 150
Presence 6.1 10000 8 8 80
Utility Services 6.2 Support 5k IP
Endpoints
1 1 20
System Manager 6.2 250K
50 Sim
Logins
4 6 70
Web LM 6.2 5K request
simultaneous
1 1 10
ACE 6.2 4K 4 12 150
SAL 2.2 500 Elements 2 2 40
vCPU = virtual machine CPU
Avaya Aura® Virtualized Environment
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Presence Services 6.1.4 Attributes and Capacities
 Attributes
• Scale – No change from 6.1.4
• 10K subscribers/server with expansion via multi-server scaling to 50K subscribers /
network
• Servers share common user database (information is cached locally) but also
communicate with each other for scaling and load-balances across multiple servers
• Each Presence Server can interact with multiple clients
• Multi-protocol
• Unique solution with native SIP/SIMPLE and XMPP protocols
• Single user view of presence—not separate identities
• Extensible and open architecture— easily add new collectors/publishers
• Availability Rules
• Building on aggregated presence to determine true "availability"
• Redundancy and Failover
• Not supported in PS 6.1.4
• High Availability, Active-Active on roadmap
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PS 6.1.4 Licensing
PS 6.1.x licenses:
– 259760 AVAYA AURA™ PRESENCE SERVICES R6.x
LICENSE (GLP $0)
– 259761 AVAYA AURA™ PS R6.x SP TMPLT DWNLD
(GLP $0)
– NEW 271489 AVAYA AURA™ PS R6 VE VAPP (GLP $0)
PS is an entitlement with Aura (no change)
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