WebRTC uses a STUN/TURN server to relay WebRTC media from the public network through to the

Avaya Aura® Media Server (AAMS).

WebRTC and Presence Services Snap-ins can co-reside on a General Purpose Cluster.

WebRTC uses the Avaya Aura© Media Server (AAMS) to convert WebRTC media to SIP mediA.

The WebRTC Snap-in will validate the authorization token created and encrypted by the web server.

The web browser uses the “Cluster IP Address” to reach an Avaya Breeze ™ node when making a

WebRTC call.

Use puTTY SSH to the Avaya Breeze ™ platform, login as cust, then execute the swversion command.

Use Avaya Aura ® System Manager and navigate to Elements > Breeze > Server Administration, and read the version displayed.

Use Avaya Aura ® System Manager and navigate to Elements > Breeze > Service Management >

Services, and read the version displayed.

Use puTTY SSH to the Avaya Breeze™ platform, login as cust, then execute the swversion –

PresenceServices command.

traceSBC

traceCE

traceSM

tracePRS

tracePS