Option 66: TFTP server address - as a 'Server Option' (provisioning server).Option 3: Gateway address - as a 'Scope Option' (if required).If Auto Provisioning is already set up on your system, jump directly to adding a new set. You can only provision these sets with an Info Block using DHCP. You cannot provision 2001, 2002, and 2004 IP sets with an Info Block using provisioning files. Important: Auto provisioning is supported on the 2007, 1100-Series, 1200-Series IP sets. A text file (eg: system.prv) must be maintained with IP set MAC address and registration info.You still require a DHCP server to provide an IP address, and the TFTP servers IP address.You can use TFTP to provision all parameters in the info block via the provisioning files.When deploying a large number of sets, the third method is obviously the most desirable, and the one described here. These files can configure parameters based on set-type, zone, or device, in addition to registration info, and set TN. Fully Automatic: A combination of DHCP, and provisioning file(s) hosted on a TFTP server.Node ID and TN are manually entered on the set.
Semi-automatic: A DHCP server with Option 66 sets the TFTP server address (for firmware updates), and extended Option 128 (the 'Nortel-i2004-B' string) provides the Call-Server info.Manually: All settings are entered manually on the set in the Local Tools Menu, the default password is:.There are several ways to provision a Nortel/Avaya IP set:
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