HUAWEI CI-S5700SEI24-P1-SUB5Y CampusInsight five-year Subscription for S5700SEI24

CI-S5700SEI24-P1-SUB5Y P1 Scope Approval

This exact P1-qualified CampusInsight SKU applies a five-year right to the S5700SEI24 target.

Commercial Definition

Treat P1 as an exact commercial qualifier whose feature and capacity meaning must come from the Huawei quote; never infer it from another CI SKU.

For P1, obtain the manufacturer quote that defines the approved feature and capacity scope, then route it through a named commercial and technical approver. Store the entitlement identifier separately from the hardware warranty record. During changes, compare the requested scope with the original P1 evidence before adding devices or transferring the binding.

The P1 five-year governance model treats entitlement, platform lifecycle and target evolution as separate controlled records. Each year, commercial ownership and technical eligibility are reconfirmed without rewriting the original activation response. A formal year-three exercise assesses migration effort, reassignment constraints and analytics continuity. Year four documents manufacturer lifecycle risk, expected replacements and any topology redesign. Early in year five, both approvers select renewal, transition or retirement and assign implementation dates. This extended process prevents an old P1 approval from being treated as permanent permission for unreviewed devices or changed scope.

SEI-qualified S5700 target, twenty-four-port scope Evidence Pack

SEI governance stores a separate serial scope, topology sample, telemetry alarms and migration decision log. Record the twenty-four-port device list, representative access-port event, uplink path and port-population change process. SEI twenty-four evidence: separate SEI register, approved image, access-segment sampling, topology context, interface-quality trace, telemetry alarm example and suffix migration decision log. The SEI twenty-four evidence set is deliberately separate from EI material. Start with a suffix-correct register and approved software image, then sample access segments that represent different operational paths. Preserve topology context, interface-quality observations and one collection-alarm example with its resolution owner. Any proposed suffix migration receives a written compatibility decision before entitlement changes. Following replacement or stacking work, repeat discovery and path acceptance so inherited SEI coverage is supported by current evidence rather than historical family-level assumptions.

SEI must not be shortened to EI or S in commercial and technical records. Record the twenty-four-port device list, representative access-port event, uplink path and port-population change process.

Accept S5700SEI24 only after its exact inventory, compatible software, telemetry status and one diagnostic result are archived.

Lifecycle Decision

Five-year governance needs a lifecycle register rather than a single expiry reminder. Review entitlement ownership and compatibility each year, conduct a migration-readiness exercise in year three, assess manufacturer lifecycle risk during year four, and approve the future state early in year five. Archive decisions with target inventory and analytics continuity evidence.

Track platform lifecycle annually, set a year-three migration checkpoint and decide renewal or replacement early in year five to prevent an analytics gap.

Fulfilment boundary: software entitlement only; switch chassis, cards, optics, deployment and support remain separate order lines.

• Obtain technical and commercial approval for P1 scope.
• Store the entitlement identifier with the target register.
• Revalidate before transfer, expansion or suffix change.

Huawei source: iMaster NCE-CampusInsight platform.