A customer with an Avaya IP Office using digital telephones should consider increasing the number of trunks if they are using their outbound digital lines at 95% capacity. Increasing the number of trunks will allow the customer to make more outbound calls without exceeding the 95% capacity limit. Additionally, increasing the number of users, VCM channels, and hunt groups may also help to increase capacity, but the number of trunks is usually the most effective way of increasing capacity.

The Application Server is used to support the Avaya IP Office Web Client functionalities for an IP500V2 system. The correct syntax to access the web client using a web browser is :9443/webclient. This is according to the Avaya IP Office documentation

To deny long distance calls made in After Hours on an Avaya IP Office, the following steps are necessary:

• Use a time profile: Create a time profile that defines the after-hours period when long distance calls should be denied.
• Add ARS entries that begin with long distance prefixes: Create ARS (Automatic Route Selection) entries that begin with the long distance prefixes and assign them to the time profile created in step 1. This will deny any calls that match those prefixes during the after-hours period defined in the time profile.