How to Provision Poly Studio USB and Studio R30 with Poly Lens | 3 Methods

Hey, there!! I've been asked to show how to register Poly Studio USB to Lens, and today I'd like to talk about it to help everyone. 👦😎

As I mentioned on How to Provision Poly Studio X / G7500 with Lens, there are different options to onboard devices to Lens, two of them are as follows:

• Onboard a device using Provisioning: Register a device one at a time.
• Onboard all devices via DHCP Auto Discovery: DHCP automatically registers devices to a provisioning server.

So, you can automatically provision your Studio via DHCP or, manually provision it. In this post I'm going to talk about Provisioning and DHCP option.

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Provisioning Poly Studio USB and Poly Studio R30

Method 1: Using the system for the first time

The first time setting up your Studio USB or Studio R30, you may need to type in default password in order to connect your system to Lens or, set it up.

 

In order to move towards, just enter the default password  for your system.

• Default password for Studio USB: Polycom12#$
• Default password for Studio R30: Poly12#$

First of all, ensure that your system is connected to a wireless network, just as I show it on the following images, and click Next.

Go to lens.poly.com, and click on Manage > Register Device > Visit Provisioning to get your provisioning credentials.

Provisioning Credentials

Get back to Poly Lens Desktop, set server type as HTTPS Server, copy and paste your credentials, and click on Next.

After clicking on Finishing button, you're going to see your provisioned Studio USB/Studio R30 on Lens Desktop, check out provisioning option, the status is green, right?

 

Go back to lens and look for your system in your inventory and click on it.

Method 2: Setting option

For the people who have been using their Studio USB/Studio R30 several times, and would like to provisioning it with Lens, this is your method. In Lens Desktop, click on on your System > Settings

Select admin, enable Wifi and set it up.

Scroll down and look for Provisioning Server option, set Provisioning Mode and Server type as Manual and HTTPS Server, respectively. 

As I mentioned early, go to lens cloud and click Manage > Register Device > Visit Provisioning to get your provisioning credentials, and then copy and paste your provisioning credentials on Lens Desktop.

After filling up the blanks, click Apply button.

 

Go back to Overview, and you'll find the provisioning status is green now. 

That's all!

Provisioning Mode and DHCP

As you saw on Provisioning server option, there are three different options on Provisioning mode drop-down menu. 

We manually provisioned Studio USB / Studio R30, but in case you want to automatically register it, go for DHCP option, you need to set  provision Mode as Auto. 

• Auto: It gets the provisioning server from your DHCP. Your video devices will look for option 160 and 66.
  
• Manual: Option mentioned above.
  

DHCP Format

https://<ServerUser>:<Password>@<ProvisioningServerAddressURL>

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