FAQ Desktop - provisioning_order

Description

One can determine what provisioning types in which order the phone is attempting from these given provisioning types:

• redirection
• pnp
• dhcp114
• dhcp
• tr69

With the key words stop or proceed after the specific provisioning type, one is specifying what to do after the respective step:

key word: *stop - after the respective provisioning type was finished successfully, the provisioning process is stopped. If the provisioning type fails, the provisioning process continues to the next type.
key word: *proceed - the provisioning process always continues after the respective provisioning type, even if the provisioning type was successful.

The provisioning type redirection is taken as successfully finished if a different setting server has been accessed successfully. The other types are taken as successfully finished if arbitrary URLs have been accessed with success regardless whether it lead to a different setting server or not.

If the value of this setting is changed, the phone immediately restarts the provisioning process using the new order, except the setting_server is also changed.

Example:

The redirection service will be accessed first, regardless of what PNP has delivered before. If redirection fails PNP and/or TR69 will be used for provisioning, in this order. In this case the DHCP request is still made, but provided redirection server information is ignored.

Web User Interface

Setup - Advanced - Update - Provisioning Order

Auto-provisioning