Avaya MCC1 Maintenance Procedures page 140

Server initialization, recovery, and resets
Link Recovery
Table 51: Synopsis of recovery outcomes
If
No Gateway is found
The IP endpoint registers with a new Gateway
Original Gateway accepts re-registration
Call in progress but endpoint cannot re-
register
Software compatibility
The H.323 Link Bounce Recovery feature works when
• The Avaya Media Server is running Communication Manager Release 2.0 (and later)
• The IP endpoint firmware supports the feature (see
If either one or both do not support the feature, then the IP Endpoint takes no action for the H.323 Link
Bounce messages coming from the server.
Hardware
This is a software feature that does not require the addition or presence of any hardware beyond that
normally required for the support of IP Telephony is supported on the following platforms:
• DEFINITY series
• S8100
• S8300
• S8700
IP endpoints supported
All IP endpoints can, but are not required to, support this feature. This includes softphones, IP telephones,
and Avaya MVCS. As an example, a sampling of Avaya endpoints are listed below:
• Avaya IP Softphone; R5 for Windows 2000
• Avaya IP Softphone for Pocket PC
• Avaya IP Agent R5: firmware version 5.000 or above
• Avaya IP Agent R4
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Then
The endpoint is out-of-service until it can find a
Gateway.
The call ends and the endpoint is available (full
features and buttons) through the new Gateway.
The endpoint is available (full features and
buttons) through the new Gateway.
A call in progress remains so.
No new calls are accepted.
Features and buttons are inoperable.
IP endpoints supported).
Maintenance Procedures
December 2003