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Internet Protocol address (IP address)
Internet Protocol
address (IP address)
IP Address
IP Endpoint
IP Telephone
Jitter Buffer
LAN
LDAP
Lightweight Directory
Access Protocol
(LDAP)
Local Area Network
(LAN)
Log
Login
Login ID
Logout
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A unique, 32-bit (4-byte) number that identifies a computer on a TCP/IP
network and is used in the transmission and delivery of data packets. An IP
address is represented in four, 8-bit (1 byte) values, separated by periods.
For example, 128.10.10.1. From left to right, each byte represents greater
detail about the logical location within the network.
See Internet Protocol address (IP
A telephone extension that uses IP for data signaling, voice communication,
or both. Extensions that use the Road Warrior, Telecommuter, IP Telephone,
or Avaya Telephone configuration are considered IP Endpoints.
A telephone set that uses an Ethernet connection to relay voice
communication. This is also the name for the configuration by which control
of the telephone is shared by Avaya IP Agent.
A data area where Voice-over-IP packets are collected and assembled for
the purpose of playing through an audio device. Because IP packets vary in
receipt time, the jitter buffer assists in making audio quality consistent to the
listener.
See Local Area Network
See Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
A network protocol used over TCP/IP networks for querying and retrieving
information from a hierarchical directory.
A private, interactive communication network through which computers can
communicate over short distances at high data transfer rates.
A record of activity.
The process of identifying a user with a computer, device, or server so that
the user can use resources or features. In regards to Avaya IP Agent, an
agent must log in to the Avaya communication server to receive ACD calls.
A number and that allows an EAS agent to log in to the Avaya
communication server. Skills and other information are assigned to the login
ID of the agent.
The act of a user that notifies a computer, device, or server that no further
tasks will be performed by this user at this time and that no resources should
be allocated for this specific user.
address).
(LAN).
(LDAP).