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As a Service Provider (SP) Administrator
or Operating Company (OpCo) Administrator with the RMA privilege,
you can grant RMA for a device that is in the RMA state.
When you grant RMA, the device-related configuration is backed
up to the CSO database, the existing device is recalled, and the new
device is added to the network.
Before you grant RMA for a device, ensure that:
You have received a new device to replace the faulty device.
You have the serial number and activation code for the
new device.
To grant RMA for a provider hub device:
Select Resources > Provider Hub Devices.
The Provider Hub Devices page appears.
Select the faulty device for which you initiated RMA and
click More > Grant RMA.
The Grant RMA for Device page appears.
Note:
The Grant RMA option is enabled only for a
device with the Management StatusRMA.
Complete the configuration according to the guidelines
provided in Table 1.
Click OK to perform the grant RMA process.
You are returned to the Provider Hub Devices page where a confirmation
message appears indicating that a Grant RMA job is created.
(Optional) Click the job link in the message to view the
progress of the job. Alternatively, view the progress of this job
on the Jobs (Monitor > Jobs) page.
This job might take around 15 minutes to complete.
After the job is completed successfully, the management status
of the device on the Devices page changes to Expected.
In addition, the status of the site on the Sites page (Resources
> Site Management), where the device for which you performed
Grant RMA is installed, changes to Expected.
Table 1 provides
information about the fields on the Grant RMA for Device page.
Table 1: Fields on the
Grant RMA for Device Page
Field
Description
Customer Name
Displays the name of the tenant whose sites are connected
to the provider hub.
Site Name
Displays the name of site in which the faulty device
is present.
Device Name
Displays the name of the faulty device that will be replaced
with a new device through the Grant RMA process.
Auto Activate
Click the toggle button to enable (default) or disable
automatic activation of the new device.
Activation Code
If you disabled automatic activation, enter the activation
code for the new device. You receive the activation code (Example:
545454) from the service provider, outside of CSO.
Serial Number
Enter the serial number of the new device. The serial
number is case-sensitive. Example: DD2316AF0177
Boot Image
From the list, select the same boot image as the faulty
device. If you select a different boot image for the new device, the
grant RMA process may not complete successfully.