Figure 56: Enter Service Code
You can enter a full service code, consisting of a 5-digit Server Service Code identifying the
Equinox Management server, and a 7-digit Endpoint Service Code identifying the
provisioned endpoint. Alternatively, you can enter a partial service code, consisting only of
the 5-digit Server Service Code identifying the Equinox Management server, while the 7-digit
Endpoint Service Code is either empty or consists only of zeros.
If the service code is correct and matches the value from Equinox Management, the Quick
Setup Wizard displays the name of the matching XT Series configuration. If the service code
is not correct or you do not accept the pre-configuration, you can return to the previous step
and proceed with a manual configuration. For more information, see
Configuring Basic
Settings with the Quick Setup Wizard on page 98.
Figure 57: Match Found
4. Click Next.
The XT Series endpoint is configured and the Avaya Equinox Management Mode is set to
Cloud.
Result
If you pre-provision the endpoint and enter a full service code, a blue clock is displayed in the
Equinox Management list, indicating that the XT Series is ready to be provisioned but the code has
not been inserted yet. Once the provisioning is completed, the icon is replaced by the standard icon.
If you post-provision the endpoint and enter a partial service code, a red clock is displayed in the
Equinox Management list. This is an alert for the Equinox Management administrator to indicate that
the XT Series is ready to be configured.
Provisioning the XT Series
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