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The exact steps depend on the DNS software that you are using in your deployment. For this
feature to operate successfully, you require Avaya Aura
®
Device Services. For more information
on Avaya Aura
®
Device Services, see https://support.avaya.com/.
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Setting up the DNS server
About this task
You only require a DNS setup if the user uses an email address for automatic configuration. You
do not need a DNS setup if the user uses a standard web address.
Create records on the DNS server of the enterprise to link your DNS server to the settings file.
Use split-horizon DNS and the same FQDN for Session Border Controller and Session Manager if
you want to prevent users from re-configuring their clients when working outside of the enterprise
network.
Note:
You might need to discuss with your DNS provider if your level of service is sufficient to
provide support for DNS Service Discovery (DNS-SD). For more information, see
DNS-Based
Service Discovery. Avaya Workplace Client uses DNS PTR records consistent with the DNS-
SD RFC, which in some cases might require an additional level of service from your DNS
provider.
Before you begin
Create the settings file.
Configure a web server and save the settings file to that web server. You must know the URL
of the file on the web server.
Set the following information based on your DNS server policy:
- SRV and TXT record time-to-live period in seconds. For example, 300. During this time,
the client or intermediate servers might cache the retrieved record. Usually, the SRV and
TXT record time-to-live periods share the same value.
- Web server port number. You can enter 0 to keep the default port number for the protocol.
- SRV record priority. For example, 0.
- SRV record weight. For example, 0.
Procedure
1. Create a PTR record that links the descriptive name of your settings file to the domain of
the enterprise.
a. Ensure that you name the PTR record as _avaya-ep-config._tcp.<domain>.
b. Use the descriptive name for the settings file as the target of the PTR record:
<Descriptive name>._avaya-ep-config._tcp.<domain>.
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