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Via manual configuration changes to the SonicPoint entry—Appropriate when a single, or a small set of changes are to be affected, particularly when that individual SonicPoint requires settings that are different from the profile assigned to its zone.
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Via un-provisioning—Deleting a SonicPoint unit effectively un-provisions the unit, or clears its configuration and places it into a state where it automatically engages the provisioning process anew with its peer GMS device. This technique is useful when the profile for a zone is updated or changed, and the change is set for propagation. It can be used to update firmware on SonicPoints, or to simply and automatically update multiple SonicPoint units in a controlled fashion, rather than changing all peered SonicPoints at the same time that can cause service disruptions.
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