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Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports Zang federation. This feature enables:
Sending IMs as SMS to a mobile user.
Receiving SMS from a mobile user and deliver it as IM to an Aura user.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports generic federation with other XMPP servers. Any standards based XMPP server is supported using the generic XMPP federation.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports deployment on Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM).
KVM is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware. Using KVM, you can run multiple virtual machines that run various Avaya Aura components, including Presence Services on Breeze.
KVM virtualization solution is:
Cost effective for the customers.
Performance reliable and highly scalable.
Secure as it uses the advanced security features of SELinux.
Open source software that can be customized as per the changing business requirements of the customers.
For more information, see Deploying Avaya Breeze™ on Kernel-based Virtual Machine for Avaya Aura®.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 is compatible with existing Avaya endpoints that are used with Presence Services Release 7.x.
Presence/IM capable devices:
Avaya Equinox 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 & 3.3
96X0 SIP (XMPP IM not supported)
96X1 SIP
OneXC SIP
OneXC H323
Avaya Communicator
Summit (XMPP IM not supported)
One-X Agent
Non Presence/IM capable devices:
96X0 H323
96X1 H323
Presence Services Connector Release 7.1.2 supports a Service Attribute "Privileged User", which will accept the login name of the presence-enabled Avaya Aura user. If you are using Equinox Attendant, then attendant user's login name is accepted.
For Equinox Attendant, ensure that only the attendant user has a service profile associated with Equinox Attendant snap-in.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports additional routing assistance when AMM is included in Presence Services and Microsoft federation deployments.
If AMM is deployed, then the Session Manager routes IM messages to AMM. Else, Federation Relay will add a new flag "av-msfe-imgw" for IM messages, which will direct the Session Manager to route the IM messages to AMM. The flag allows the Session Manager to identify the Presence and IM messages, and route them to different destinations as required.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports self-identify using the following REST API:
application/vnd.avaya.presence-im.user-identity.v1+json
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports User’s ACL Policy , which is dynamic in nature that discovers Presence Services server capabilities.
Presence Services Release 7.1.2 supports the following:
Subscribe for status with Microsoft RTC
Publish status to Microsoft RTC
The supported migration paths for Presence Services Release 7.1.2 are:
| Release | Requirement |
|---|---|
| 7.0.0.x | Direct upgrade to 7.1.2. |
| 7.0.1.x | Direct upgrade to 7.1.2. |
| 7.1.0 | Direct upgrade to 7.1.2. |