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If you purchased an Avaya IR system that includes hardware and software, the hardware components are usually installed by an Avaya service technician or third-party service provider as part of the product maintenance agreement.
If you purchased a software-only system, you are responsible for obtaining the hardware components and either installing the hardware platform or arranging for installation by an Avaya service technician or third-party service provider. For information about the recommended hardware platform, see Hardware requirements.
The Avaya IR platform (Sun Blade 150) must be installed on a local area network (LAN) and have connectivity to a telephony network with which the system will interact. Telephony connectivity can be provided by digital trunks (either T1 or E1) from a telecommunications switch. If the Avaya IR solution uses Voice over IP (VoIP), the LAN provides the telephony connectivity to the switch.
