Release 11.0

IP Office Release 11.0 was made generally available in May 2018; Feature Pack 4 (Release 11.0.4.0) was issued in February 2019. This is NOT the latest IP Office release; the latest release is recommended for new development.

New in Release 11.0

New and updated APIs and SDKs

  • Centralized CTI Web Services API: This API no longer supports hunt groups in the same way as TAPI. The API has been updated in Release 11.0 to add support for Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and again in Release 11.0 Feature Pack 4 to allow modification of calling number information.
  • Management API: Support for the older Configuration Web Services SDK remains available, but is limited in Release 11.0, to give developers time to transition their existing solutions. Additionally, support for SIP trunks is not included in this release, but will be added in subsequent releases.
  • WebRTC SDK API: The SDK has been updated to take advantage of new WebRTC Gateway resiliency that was introduced in Release 11.0. WebRTC Gateway resiliency is included with IP Office Select providing High Availability (HA) to WebRTC users. The WebRTC SDK supports Chrome and Firefox browsers. Minor updates were made to this SDK in February 2019 to support some implementation changes with Chrome 72 and later. Note that Apple requires use of Safari browser for WebRTC support on iOS; the WebRTC SDK does not yet include Safari support - so there is no support for iOS with the WebRTC SDK at this time.
  • Avaya Client SDK Support: Avaya Client SDK Release 4.1 adds initial support for IP Office Platform Release 11.0 / Powered by Avaya 3.0 and later. Features supported for IP Office Platform in Avaya Client SDK Release 4.1 are basic voice and video calling only. Any Avaya Client SDK Release 4.1 application will look like a 3rd Party IP Endpoint to the IP Office Platform and thus requires a license for same; this also means no resiliency. Avaya Client SDK Release 4.2 is supported with IP Office Platform Release 11.0 FP4 / Powered by Avaya 3.0 FP4 and later. Avaya Client SDK Release 4.2 expands on the initial support for IP Office Platform and adds support for presence and directory as well as resiliency, and adopts standard IP Office user profile licensing as per Avaya Equinox client on IP Office. Note that the Avaya Client SDK does not currently support VP8 video codec.  

Other new features and enhancements

  • Integrated Contact Reporter (ICR): IP Office will no longer support ICR in Release 11.0. Avaya Call Reporting is the new system-wide call reporting solution available with Release 11.0.
  • Avaya Call Reporting: Avaya Call Reporting is a robust call history and reporting suite for Avaya IP Office Platform. Avaya Call Reporting connects to your IP Office system and logs everything that happens on each call, from the moment it starts to the second it ends.
  • Media Manager: In Release 11.0, Media Manager is the primary recording/archiving solution, and enforces Contact Recorder data migration. In addition, Media Manager search capabilities are improved for both Administrator and Users. Contact Recorder is no longer supported with IP Office Release 11.0 and is not part of the release software. There is no migration of Contact Store data with Release 11.0.
  • IP Office Web Client: The new IP Office Web Client is a WebRTC-based client that facilitates audio, video, Instant Messaging and Presence-based collaboration between users in either a Chrome browser-based environment (Windows or MacOS) or as a standalone Windows client.
  • J100 Series Phones: Support has been added for the J139, J169 and J179 phones, addressing the need for everyday voice communications. Support for the J159 phone is added beginning with IP Office Platform Release 11.0 Feature Pack 4 Service Pack 2.
  • Vantage Device: The Vantage Connect software client is supported by IP Office Release 11.0 / Powered by Avaya Release 3.0 and introduces the all glass Vantage device to the Midmarket.The K165 / K175 models (all glass, with/out camera) as well as the K155 telephony form factor model are supported.
  • Avaya Equinox Client: Avaya Equinox Client is supported on IP Office as a softphone only (audio and video calling). Instant Messaging is provided via Avaya Spaces, presence via the IP Office core and there are optional subscriptions available to Avaya Equinox Meetings Online for multi-party audio / video / web conferencing. The Avaya Workplace Client does not support third party call control in this release, so it cannot be used as a contact center agent for example.
  • Installation Wizard: The new Installation Wizard for small IP-based systems helps reduce the time and effort for deploying systems on day 1 and revising system configurations on day 2.
  • Cloud Operations Manager (COM): (COM) provides multi-customer management capability via a single unified management portal capable of management and administration of up to 3,000 IP Office nodes and 1,000 customer instances. The tool is focused on Cloud deployments and may also be used with Server Edition and IP Office Select deployments.

Feature Pack 4 Service Packs 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 include:

  • fixes only and no new features.

Feature Pack 4 Service Pack 2 adds:

  • J159 IP desk phone support.

Feature Pack 4 Service Pack 1 introduces:

  • Avaya Equinox client support on the Vantage K155 device.

Feature Pack 4 includes the following enhancements:

  • Fallback Twinning, which redirects calls to a user's twinned mobile number.
  • Enhancements to IP Office Media Manager.
  • Security enhancements for registration of SIP Devices.
  • Automatic user synchronization with Avaya Spaces.
  • Avaya Equinox client support on Vantage K165 and K175 devices.
  • Routing of incoming SIP trunk calls based on an optional SIP header.
  • SIP and H.323 Registrars disabled by default.
  • Shared/deskphone control on Avaya Equinox client.
  • Conference Join, which allows 2 separate conferences to be joined into a single conference.
  • Bluetooth Support for J179 deskphone.
  • J169/J179 JEM24 Expansion Module Support and J139 User BLF/Group BLF Support.
  • Serviceability enhancements in Avaya one-X Portal.
  • Avaya Communicator for Microsoft Lync enhancements.
  • Simplified web self-administration.
  • Client SDK Release 4.2 support.
  • VMware ESXi 6.7 support.

For information about these and other new features and enhancements, see Chapter 2 of the IP Office Platform Feature Description, Release 11.0 Feature Pack 4.

Release history

End of Support December 2015 (view notice)

Release Information

Product Overview

DevLink3

Developer Documentation

Tutorials

TAPI and DevLink

DevLink remains available in Release 11.0 to give developers time to transition their existing solutions. Avaya cannot guarantee that future releases of IP Office will continue to support DevLink. Developers are advised to upgrade their integration to DevLink3 as soon as possible.

Developer Documentation

TAPI and DevLink Drivers

Release 10.1.0.0

The TAPI and DevLink installers to be used with IP Office 10.1.0.0 are available for download below. Note that the DevLink driver is 32-bit only, and there are no plans to add support for 64-bit.

Members who are registered for PLDS can also download the IP Office User CD 4.2.88 which includes the drivers from Avaya Support.

Software Development Kits

The Configuration Service remains with limited support in IP Office Release 11.0, however it does not support new functionalities introduced in Release 10.0 and later (e.g., Media Manager). Avaya cannot guarantee that future releases of IP Office will continue to support the Configuration Service, and therefore recommends that developers begin migrating their applications to the new RESTful-based Management API delivered in 10.1 as soon as possible. The new interface exposes additional capabilities and will be the supported interface for such applications over the coming releases.

Developer Documentation

Developer Documentation

The SMDR interface is described in Chapter 24 of the document below:

Developer Documentation

Location API

Developer Documentation

Software Development Kit

Emergency Services Call Alarm

Developer Documentation

The white paper below offers guidelines on best practices in supporting Emergency Services requirements and how specific IP Office features can be used to satisfy those requirements.:

SNMP Package Capture (PCAP) & Management Information Base (MIB) Files

Management Information Base (MIB) Files

Software Development Kit

Developer Documentation

Software Development Kit

Developer Documentation

Developer Documentation

Software Development Kit

Developer Documentation

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