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Auto Provisioning Administrator's Guide CHAPTER 2 Auto Provisioning Commands Before you deploy the VoIP devices, you need to configure them with your provisioning server's IP address and enable the auto provisioning feature. Use the Command Line Interface (CLI) to configure the VoIP device's auto provisioning settings. The VoIP device's auto provisioning settings are not configurable via the web configurator. This prevents end users from accidentally changing them. Do the following to enter the CLI. 1 Log into the device by telnet or the console port. 2 Enter SMT Menu 24.8, the CLI mode. 2.1 Auto Provisioning Commands Use the following commands to configure the VoIP device's auto provisioning settings. Table 1 Auto Provisioning Commands COMMAND voice config autopro DESCRIPTION index Starts an auto provisioning configuration session. active Turns auto provisioning on or off. servaddr timeout Sets how long the VoIP device waits after successfully downloading the configuration file from the server before downloading it again. retry Sets how long the VoIP device waits after a failed attempt to download the configuration file from the server before making another download attempt. This period is usually shorter than the timeout period. method Use 0 if you are using the provisioning utility. Use 2 protocol Sets which protocol to use for auto provisioning. save Saves the auto provisioning configuration. Chapter 2 Auto Provisioning Commands 21

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Auto Provisioning Administrator’s Guide
Chapter 2 Auto Provisioning Commands
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C
HAPTER
2
Auto Provisioning Commands
Before you deploy the VoIP devices, you need to configure them with your provisioning
server’s IP address and enable the auto provisioning feature.
Use the Command Line Interface (CLI) to configure the VoIP device’s auto provisioning
settings. The VoIP device’s auto provisioning settings are not configurable via the web
configurator. This prevents end users from accidentally changing them.
Do the following to enter the CLI.
1
Log into the device by telnet or the console port.
2
Enter SMT Menu 24.8, the CLI mode.
2.1
Auto Provisioning Commands
Use the following commands to configure the VoIP device’s auto provisioning settings.
Table 1
Auto Provisioning Commands
COMMAND
DESCRIPTION
voice config autopro
index
<index>
Starts an auto provisioning configuration session.
active
<index>
<0:off|1:on>
Turns auto provisioning on or off.
servaddr <index> <ip
address>
Sets the IP address of the server.
timeout <index>
<second>
Sets how long the VoIP device waits after
successfully downloading the configuration file from
the server before downloading it again.
retry
<index>
<second>
Sets how long the VoIP device waits after a failed
attempt to download the configuration file from the
server before making another download attempt.
This period is usually shorter than the timeout
period.
method
<index>
<0:common|2:
http_pincode
>
Use 0 if you are using the provisioning utility. Use 2
if you are using the auto provisioning server.
protocol <index>
<0:TFTP|1:HT
TP|2:HTTPS>
Sets which protocol to use for auto provisioning.
save
<index>
Saves the auto provisioning configuration.