Release 5.2

Proactive Contact Release 5.2 was made generally available in July 2018; Service Pack 2 (Release 5.2.0.2) was issued in September 2020. This is the last release of Proactive Contact.

IMPORTANT The following end of sale and end of support dates have been announced:
  • End of sale: December 31, 2020
  • End of support: December 31, 2022
Release 5.2 is the final Avaya Proactive Contact release. Additional information about the end of sale and end of support dates along with migration information can be found here.

New in Release 5.2.0.2

The Agent API and Event SDK were reissued with Proactive Contact Release 5.2.0.2. For more information, see the Agent API Release Notes and Release Notes for Event SDK under the Downloads tab.

New in Release 5.2

Agent API

The Agent API issued with Proactive Contact Release 5.2 contains a number of fixes, but no new features or enhancements. For more information, see the Agent API Release Notes under the Downloads tab.

Event SDK

See the Release Notes for Event SDK, available under the Downloads tab.

Other New Features

Proactive Contact Release 5.2 includes the following new and enhanced features:

  • Support for Avayatized Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 6.9
  • Support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2 connections between the dialer server and the clients including high ciphers
  • Introduces a unique call-id on the ISDN and H.323 trunks when using the PG230 trunks enabling SIP Recording (SIPREC)
  • Introduces deployment of custom certificate into Proactive Contact system including Dialer, Supervisor, Agent, and Event SDK
  • Support for Azul JDK 1.8 and JacORB 3.2, WebLM 7.1.0, and Tomcat 9.0
  • Integrates Enhanced Access Security Gateway to improve remote access security
  • Includes updated area code mapping tables for the United States and Canada

For a full list of new features in the release 5.2, see Chapter 2 of the Avaya Proactive Contact Overview and Specification, available under the Downloads tab.

Release history

End of Support Dec 2022(view notice)

Release Information

Product Overview

Product Documentation

IMPORTANT Proactive Contact SDKs are not backward compatible and thus you should ensure that you build and distribute according to the customer product version; for example, Proactive Contact 5.2.0 will require components from the 5.2.0 SDKs and Proactive Contact 5.1.3 will require components from the 5.1.3 SDKs.

Software Development Kits

Developer Documentation

IMPORTANT Proactive Contact SDKs are not backward compatible and thus you should ensure that you build and distribute according to the customer product version; for example, Proactive Contact 5.2.0 will require components from the 5.2.0 SDKs and Proactive Contact 5.1.3 will require components from the 5.1.3 SDKs.

Software Development Kits

Developer Documentation

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