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*iProtect™ Provisioner

*iProtect™ Provisioner

This manual represents the knowledge at the above-mentioned time. TKH security works non-stop to improve her products. For the most recent technical information please contact your consultant or dealer.

Table of contents

1. Provisioner

This document describes how Provisioning works in combination with iProtect 10.3 or higher. No license is required to use Provisioning.

1.1 What is Provisioning

Provisioning is the management, control and compilation of a predefined set of software or firmware. To prevent outdated versions from remaining in the field and to guarantee functionality in combination with iProtect, Provisioning has become a mandatory part of iProtect.

Provisioning consists of a group with an associated collection of one or more elements. The elements represent software and/or firmware versions.

The 'default' groups and elements are determined by the iProtect software, but can be adjusted if desired.

Deviating from the versions associated with the iProtect version may result in functions not working or limited working.

1.2 How the provisioner works

By default, a provisioner group will be linked to a Line, Node or Reader. If the communication between iProtect and the network controller is OK, iProtect will check the locally installed software/firmware versions against the versions linked to the Provisioner group within iProtect. If there is a difference in version, the new element (software or firmware version) will be sent and installed. In this way iProtect will manage the insta