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Medical Usage of Marijuana
AT&T Shell Life Cycle Management

Managed Network Services

AOTS-CM UID Provisioning and Account Setup

Procedure

AT&T Service Transition

Version 1.9

08 February 2012

Version control

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MNS LCM Change Coordination
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Paul Van Velsen

Version history Version Number | Date of Revision | Contributor’s Name | Description of Revision | 1.0 | 02/11/2010 | Paul Van Velsen, Nikolas Panagiotidis | First approved version published. | 1.1 | 10/02/2011 | Paul Van Velsen | Updated Process Authorizer from Jeff Bufano to Wim Kersjes (chapter 2 step 10; chapter 3 step 9), chapter 5, step 9 text updated. | 1.2 | 18/02/2011 | Paul Van Velsen | Table heading in chapter 4 updated. | 1.3 | 06/04/2011 | Paul Van Velsen | Chapter 2, Step1 updated. | 1.4 | 10/06/2011 | Paul Van Velsen | Chapter 2, Steps 7 and 10 updated. | 1.5 | 10/08/2011 | Paul van Velsen | Updated Table 2, step 7 with new groups:GL-Shell-IPM (IP-Management)GL-Shell-UCC (Unified Communications and Collaboration) | 1.6 | 27/10/2011 | Paul van Velsen | Updated Table 2, step 7 with a new group:GL-Shell-IPTcisco (for Central Voice Engineering team only) | 1.7 | 01/11/2011 | Paul van Velsen | Updated chapter 5 Logging in to AOTS-CM (First-Time Access), step 9. | 1.8 | 11/01/2012 | Paul van Velsen | Updated chapter 5 Logging in to AOTS-CM (First-Time Access), step 9. | 1.9 | 08/02/2012 | Paul van Velsen | Updated chapter 5 Logging in to AOTS-CM (First-Time Access), steps 2, 3 and 4. |

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Table of contents * AOTS-CM UID Provisioning and Account Setup 1 1 Introduction 4 1.1 Purpose 4 1.2 Scope and target audience 4 1.3 Related documents and processes 4 1.4 Reader prerequisites 4 1.5 Escalation 5 2 Requesting an AOTS-CM User-ID 5 3 Requesting Approver Rights 9 4 Installing AOTS Client Software 11 5 Logging in to AOTS-CM (First-Time Access) 12

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