Installing optional packages
Note:
After installing or removing software packages, Avaya recommends that you do a full system backup, because a partial backup will not capture these changes.
All optional packages are installed using the pkgadd command. Some packages depend on the installation of other packages or have additional installation requirements. For details, see the appropriate package description from the list below:
- ASAI package (AVasai, has additional requirements)
- Avaya Recognizer base package (AVasr, previously known as WholeWord Speech Recognition)
- Avaya Recognizer language packages (all depend on the Avaya Recognizer�AVasr�package)
- CTI DIP package (AVctidip, has additional requirements)
- Dial Pulse Recognition (DPR) package (AVdpr, has dependencies)
- Disk Mirroring package (AVdm)
- Enhanced Basic Speech packages
- Fax Actions package (AVnmsfax, has dependencies)
- IC Integration package (AVvespdip, has additional requirements)
- Network Management (SNMP) package (AVsnmp)
- NG FAX package (AVfax, has dependencies)
- NMS package (AVnms, required for digital telephony)
- PDS Integration package (AVdialer, has additional requirements)
- Proxy Text-to-Speech (PTTS) package (AVttsprxy, has dependencies)
- Speech Proxy package (AVsproxy, required by speech and dial pulse recognition features)
- Speech Proxy - Speech Recognition package (AVsrproxy, required by speech and dial pulse recognition features)
- SpeechWorks ASR package (AVosr114 and AVosr204, has dependencies)
- SpeechWorks RealSpeak TTS packages (ssft-rs-proxy, has dependencies; third-party package)
- SpeechWorks Speechify TTS packages (AVspw215 and AVspw301, has dependencies)
- TDD modem package (tdd, has dependencies)
- Two B-Channel Transfer (TBCT) package (AVtbct, has dependencies)
- VoiceXML Interpreter package (AVvoicxml)
- Voice over IP (VoIP) package (AVvoip)
- Vonetix package (Vonetix, third-party package)
