Avaya IP Office Web Manager

Avaya IP Office Web Manager and Server Edition WEB Management, R9.1

Avaya IP Office introduced a Web connection for System Status Application with the release of IP500v2. One of Avaya's goals was to continuously improve the Web administration. With IP Office R8.0, Avaya designed IP Office Web Manager to simplify the installation and maintenance process by providing an intuitive, user-friendly management tool that runs on most standard browsers.

In R9.0, the Web Manager focus was on Server Edition, particularly areas of solution-wide back-up, restore, upgrades, user management, single URL management, and one-time log-in. Web Manager for Standard Editions concentrated on user configuration for moves, adds, and changes. With the Avaya IP Office R9.1 release, Web Manager can effectively provide a handful of management and administrative features. Clients with Avaya IP Office Standard Editions (Essential, Preferred), Avaya IP Office Server Edition, and IP Office Select Server Edition now have Limited Administrative controls.

Administrators can visit the IP Office Call Server URL to access a list of options, including IP Office Self Administration, IP Office Web Manager, System Status Application, Knowledge Base, and Avaya Support.

Clients now have access to limited features, including the following:

• User
• Extension
• Group
• Auto attendant (Standard Editions only)
• Incoming routes (ICR)
• Locations
• Automatic route selection (ARS)
• Time profile
• Short codes
• Directory
• IP routes
• Services (SSL/VPN)
• Voicemail Pro system preferences
• UCM module management (where applicable)

Your IP Office admin can modify system preferences, such as email settings, outcalling system settings, and other general housekeeping preferences.

Clients with SD cards in IP500v2 can now access firmware files and backup files through a Web browser.

Available for Standard Edition clients only, System Glance provides a quick review of system resources.

This is available for Server Edition or Server Edition. Select clients can access status at a glance.

End users can access some self-administrative options through the Web browser.

• General features such as password requests and login codes
• Voicemail password and email changes
• Manage end users' Do Not Disturb Exception lists
• Personal directory of phone numbers
• Forwarding options
• Mobility options for twinned users
• Button programmable items

Web Manager can now perform activities on the UCM, such as backup/restore, upgrade, platform management, launching applications, file management, and Voicemail Pro system preferences management.

The user will be able to launch several applications through a single Web Manager log-in, including the Web control page for platform management; One-X portal administration; IP Office Manager; the Voicemail Pro client; Voicemail Pro system preferences; SSA; and file management.

For more information, contact us today: sales@convergedsystems.com.