During initial boot-up, the phone prompts users to select if they want to contact the Device Enrollment Services server. The phone displays the Do you want to activate Auto Provisioning now prompt.
The user has 60 seconds to select Yes or No options, or the timeout is activated.
The following options are available:
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Yes: This option indicates that the phone should use only Device Enrollment Services for server discovery instead of a local network.
If the phone can contact Device Enrollment Services and can obtain the configuration server URL, it contacts the configuration server to get the settings. If the phone fails to contact the configuration server, it prompts the user to enter the configuration server information manually.
If the phone can contact Device Enrollment Services, but there is no configuration server assigned to the phone on Device Enrollment Services, it prompts the user to enter the numeric enrollment code.
The numeric enrollment code is an 8 digit or 12 digit number as defined in
Device Enrollment Services. For more information, see
Device Enrollment Services administration documents at
http://support.avaya.com/.
When the user enters the numeric enrollment code, the phone contacts Device Enrollment Services again to obtain data on its configuration server and contacts the configuration server to download the settings.
The user can cancel the operation of entering the numeric enrollment code. In this case, they are prompted to enter the configuration server manually.
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No: This option indicates that the phone should not use Device Enrollment Services and should discover the configuration server using the existing mechanism based on DHCP SSON, LLDP, or Administration menu. If the phone fails to discover the configuration server using DHCP SSON, LLDP it prompts the user to enter the provisioning details manually.
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Timeout: After 60 seconds, if no option is selected, the phone uses the existing mechanism based on DHCP SSON, LLDP. If the phone fails to discover the configuration server, in this case, it contacts Device Enrollment Services to get the configuration server URL.
