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‎Future Dated Service Activation and Migrations

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‎DHCP Allocation

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‎Service Configuration

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‎Overview

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‎Service Configuration

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= Overview =
This article relates specifically to the Telstra NBN Service Type. If you are selling Telstra NBN services, there is specific information in this article related to those services.

These DHCP-based services have a unique ID that is used as the core identifier. This is referred to as an ''AVC number''. is the primary identifier of service identifier AKA username.

= DHCP Allocation =
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is used in Layer 2 (Ethernet) services in order to provide a mechanism to provide an IP address and bring up the Layer 3 (IP). Normally this happens in a Local Area Network (LAN) where packets are broadcast to the entire network for a DHCP Server to receive and broadcast back a response.

In the case of NBN type services, the traditional approach of having a service need to 'authenticate' is not used. Instead, they use a DHCP process to the network aggregate who will then forward via a DHCP relay (like 'FreeRADIUS'). Or they may use Network Address Translation (NAT) to forward the packet onto Emersion directly.

Emersion presently uses [http://freeradius.org/ FreeRADIUS]] to receive these packets and verify the Circuit ID in our database, and to return IP address details.

= Service Configuration =
During the '''service configuration''' step in the [[Orders|Order process]], or later under the [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions/Config|'''Service Subscription > Configuration''']] section, users will need to set the following fields:

* DHCP_GROUP_NAME
* DHCP_IP_ADDRESS

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−	The Telstra NBN service type is configured to automatically process all package subscription migrations and service activations when they are configured to occur in a date in the future.	+	The Telstra NBN service type is configured to '''automatically process''' all package subscription migrations and service activations when they are configured to occur in a date in the future.

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		+	The Telstra NBN service type is configured to automatically process all package subscription migrations and service activations when they are configured to occur in a date in the future.

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 In the case of NBN type services, the traditional approach of having a service need to 'authenticate' is not used. Instead, they use a DHCP process to the network aggregate who will then forward via a DHCP relay (like 'FreeRADIUS'). Or they may use Network Address Translation (NAT) to forward the packet onto Emersion directly.
-Emersion presently uses [http://freeradius.org/ FreeRADIUS]] to receive these packets and verify the Circuit ID in our database, and to return IP address details.
+Emersion presently uses [http://freeradius.org/ FreeRADIUS] to receive these packets and verify the Circuit ID in our database, and to return IP address details.
 = Service Configuration =

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 = Service Configuration =
-During the '''service configuration''' step in the [[Services/Orders|Order process]], or later under the [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions/Config|'''Service Subscription > Configuration''']] section, users will need to set the following fields:
+During the '''service configuration''' step in the [[Services/Orders|Order process]], or later after the initial subscriptions have been created under the [[Account_Management/Customer_Screen/Service_Subscriptions/Config|Service Subscription > Configuration]] section, users will need to set the following fields:
 * DHCP_GROUP_NAME
 * DHCP_IP_ADDRESS

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 This article relates specifically to the Telstra NBN Service Type. If you are selling Telstra NBN services, there is specific information in this article related to those services.
-These DHCP-based services have a unique ID that is used as the core identifier. This is referred to as an ''AVC number''. is the primary identifier of service identifier AKA username.
+These DHCP-based services have a unique ID that is used as the [[Services/Service_Identifier_Management#Core_Service_Identifier|core identifier]]. This is referred to as an ''AVC number'' and represents the primary identifier of the (aka the username).
 = DHCP Allocation =