16.2.2 Configuring Zero-Touch Provisioning
Zero touch provisioning is enabled by default. In such cases, VLAN to be used is 1.
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(1) To change VLAN to be used
Set VLAN to use for zero-touch provisioning and enable zero-touch provisioning.
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Set 4094 for VLAN used in zero-touch provisioning.
Command examples
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(config)# vlan 4094
(config-vlan)# exit
Set VLAN 4094.
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(config)# interface gigabitethernet 1/0/1
(config-if)# switchport mode access
(config-if)# switchport access vlan 4094
(config-if)# exit
Sets VLAN 4094 for Port1/0/1.
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(config)# system zero-touch-provisioning vlan 4094
Set 4094 for VLAN used in zero-touch provisioning.
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(config)# system zero-touch-provisioning
Enable zero-touch provisioning:
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(config)# save
Save the settings.
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The settings are applied from the startup of the following devices:
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Zero-touch provisioning cannot be enabled when IP data is set for VLAN interfaces of this device. To enable this function, remove IP from VLAN interfaces.
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(2) To disable zero-touch provisioning:
If you do not want to use zero-touch provisioning, remove the configuration and disable it.
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Delete zero-touch provisioning. This function is enabled by default, so delete it if you do not want to use it.
Command examples
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(config)# no system zero-touch-provisioning
Disable zero touch provisioning.
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(config)# save
Save the settings.