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Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes Release 1.4.3 Issue 1.0 October 2016

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Table of content Table of Content Overview... 5 New features in Avaya Agent 1.4.0...5 Prerequisites... 6 Interoperability... 7 Deployment and configuration... 8 Issues fixed in Avaya Agent 1.4.3.3005... 8 Known issues in Avaya Agent 1.4.3.3005... 9 Supported headsets... 10 Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 4

Overview Avaya Agent for Desktop is a contact center agent client application. As an agent, you can use Avaya Agent for Desktop for handling incoming and outgoing calls, changing work states, and managing other UI controls. As an administrator, you can manage Avaya Agent for Desktop configurations and settings. Avaya Agent for Desktop supports multiple platforms and is designed to function in the following use cases: Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI): Avaya Agent for Desktop provides a solution to deliver the real-time media with VDI support on HP thinpro and Dell Wyse thin clients, which can have WES7, WES8, and SUSE and Debian Linux as operating systems. Through Avaya Agent for Desktop for VDI, you can enable desktop virtualization that encompasses the hardware and software systems required to support the virtualized environment for a contact center client. Standalone Contact Center Client: Avaya Agent for Desktop provides a full set of features for a contact center agent and can be used as a primary client application on Windows 7, Windows 10 and. Note Avaya Agent for Desktop for is the new client software designed for Apple (Mavericks 10.9, Yosemite 10.10, and El Capitan 10.11) for the contact center solution. Avaya Agent for Desktop supports both H.323 and SIP signaling protocols on. Avaya Agent for Desktop uses Avaya Aura Communication Manager to store station configuration settings. Avaya Agent for Desktop can manage agent profiles locally using Avaya Aura Communication Manager or Avaya Control Manager. New features in Avaya Agent 1.4.0 Screen Pop: You can configure Screen Pop for incoming and outgoing calls in Avaya Agent for Desktop. Using the Screen pop configuration, you can open a desktop application or a web service based on your requirement. Call audio quality indicator: Avaya Agent for Desktop allows the agent to see the audio quality status for an active call. The call quality level is defined based on the value of the parameters such as, packet loss, jitter buffer, and other parameters of the currently active audio call. Remote access through Session Border Controller (SBC): Now you can access Avaya Agent for Desktop remotely without VPN through a standalone or an HA SBC configuration. SRTP support: Avaya Agent for Desktop along with Avaya Communication Manager now supports SRTP encryption with the option to fall back on RTP in case of failure. Third-party certificate support: Avaya Agent for Desktop allows you to establish a secure connection over the internet using third-party certificates. The third-party certificates are validated with the Certificate Authority (CA) for secured remote connection. Installer localization support: You can now install Avaya Agent for Desktop using the localized version of the installer. You can select the language of the installer on the installation wizard. Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 5

Current reason code name display on UI: Avaya Agent for Desktop now displays the reason code description on the top bar of the application on reason code selection. New operating system support: Avaya Agent for Desktop 1.4 now supports Microsoft Windows 8.1, WES 8, win 10 and Apple OS X Sierra. Log file archiving and save to desktop: You can now save call logs on your desktop in a.zip format. SIP Shared Control: Avaya Agent for Desktop now supports one-x Agent 2.5.9 in SIP shared control mode for VDI. Prerequisites Server Usage Purpose Avaya Aura Communication Manager 6.3 or 7.0 Mandatory SIP and H.323 based contact center features Avaya Aura System Manager 6.3 or 7.0 Mandatory SIP based contact center Avaya Aura Session Manager 6.3 or 7.0 Mandatory SIP based contact center Avaya Control Manager 7.1.2 Optional Centralized administration using one-x agent profile LDAP server Optional Corporate directory integration Avaya Aura Messaging 6.3 Optional Message Waiting Indicator Avaya Aura Application Enablement Services 6.3 or 7.0 Optional TSAPI and CTI integration Avaya one-x Agent 2.5.5 for H.323 Optional Shared control in VDI Avaya one-x Agent 2.5.9 for SIP Optional SIP shared control Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 6

Interoperability Avaya Aura servers and clients Avaya components Avaya Aura Communication Manager Supported release 6.3.13, 7.0.0.2.0-SP2 Avaya Aura Session Manager 6.3.16, 7.0.0.1.700102 Avaya Aura System Manager 6.3.13, 7.0.0.1 Avaya Aura Application Enablement Services 6.3.3, 7.0.0.0.0.13-0 Avaya WebLM server 7.0.0.1 Avaya Aura Messaging 6.3.53.0 Avaya Control Manager 7.1.2 Avaya one-x Agent 2.5.8 (H.323) and 2.5.9 (SIP) Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 6.3 SP5, 7.0.0.21.6602 Platforms Verified Platforms Windows 7 Windows 8.1 Apple (10.12) HP T610 Dell Wyse D90D7 Remarks 32 and 64 bit 64 bits Sierra Debian Linux WES7 HP T620 WES 8 Windows 10 64 bit Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 7

Deployment and configuration To install and configure Avaya Agent for Desktop, ensure that you have access to the latest deployment and user guides. To access the latest documents, download the documents from https://support.avaya.com/documents/. The documents must be referred in the following order: 1. Deploying Avaya Agent 2. Using Avaya Agent 3. If you are using Avaya Control manager, then you must refer Administering Avaya Control Manager for Avaya Agent. Note It is recommended to clean install this build by removing previous Avaya agent application along with the old configurations and logs. Issues fixed in Avaya Agent 1.4.3.3005 Issue 1 Screen Pop is getting triggered when agent logout 2 Avaya agent crashed on mac in ACM mode 3 Logs not updated when Avaya agent used in ACM mode 4 As an Agent I want the always on top to persist in the configuration file 5 Avaya Agent gets login automatic without entering the login button. 6 Avaya Agent Shows the contact details from SMGR. 7 Last dropped Agent Id is still present on Call appearance 8 Aux Code is not replicated in shared mode 9 Debug logs can be seen at the beginning of the file at any level of logging 10 Avaya Agent crashed at HPT520 Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 8

11 Avaya agent crashed on 10.11 while using SRTP 12 Call history is not getting updated the phone number details for extension name like "Avaya agent 3" 13 Z50D-Network disconnect when dialing a number using special chars 14 Crash while closing application 15 Not able to enter letters and special characters into the input number field 16 Wrong Date and time in Endpoint Log when perform CM fail over with ESS 17 Extended Follow-up (ACW) time not being replicated 18 Avaya Agent should not fill Dialing Rules with default 19 Recovery does not work for H323 signaling 20 Contact List from ACM not being downloaded by AAFD 21 Update EULA for both 1.4.3 and 1.6.0 22 LDAP Contact phone numbers are not displayed Known issues in Avaya Agent 1.4.3.3005 Issue 1 Audio may not play on head set & speakers on HP T520 2 Agent may logout, while performing agent state change from AUX to Ready mode 3 Un-registration forced by server" message occurs during station login. Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 9

Supported headsets Headset Model Input Output Volume up/down Mute Release / Ignore Platform Plantronics C510 -M Yes Yes Yes Yes Not Supported Windows and Plantronics DA60 Yes Yes Yes Yes - Windows and Plantronics 510 Yes Yes Yes Yes - Windows and Plantronics C 310 Yes Yes Yes Yes Not Supported Windows and Jabra Link 220 Yes Yes - - - Windows and Jabra Link 280 Yes Yes Yes Yes Not Supported Windows and Avaya Agent for Desktop Release Notes October 2016 10