As we’ve seen in our articles on TR-069, the CWMP protocol offers many features and several benefits, all of which are available in the Made4Graph tool, which includes a specific module for TR-069. The image below shows the module and what can be accessed within the tool.
In the first option of the module, we have the Dashboard TR-069, this screen shows complete reports of the status of the equipment that have TR-069 enabled, as well as the total percentage of devices that have TR69 enabled or not.
It is also possible to see the CPE models, the manufacturers and also the quantity of each one in the Provider base, which has the TR-069 enabled.
The image below shows how the information is presented to the user.
In the second option of the module, we have the CPE, in this tab are found several functionalities, used by the support, among them are:
- Change wifi password, name and channel, both 2.4Ghz and 5.8GHz
- Check status of LAN ports
- Check the time that the CPE is on
- Check the number of customers connected to the CPE, with the option to view a history of connected customers, to help support staff resolve more difficult issues without having to visit the customer’s home.
- Check the PON signal from ONTs/ONUs
- Check if there is port forwarding on the CPE
- Image of the CPE, which helps the support team to better understand the equipment being supported
The image below shows the tabs present inside the TR-069 CPE option
This screen can also be found in the Realtime Graphic tab, when we select the PPPoE of the desired client, we go to Realtime Graphic.
Next, go to the ” Equipment Management” option. There, you can also configure the CPE via TR-069, which makes it faster to set up the customer’s CPE.
Made4Graph offers more than 20 templates from different vendors/manufacturers for TR-069, with their respective parameters and specific configurations. In addition, our certification database includes more than 40 CPE models from various manufacturers and equipment models, providing flexibility when integrating your CPE database into TR-069.
The images below illustrate the available templates, as well as the equipment that was homologated within the TR-069.
It is possible to restore CPE data after reset based on the template that was configured.
There are still many other functionalities, at the end of this article I will leave a link where you can access the demo version of made4graph, and TR-069, for free.
You can watch a tour of made4graph’s tr069 in this video here
If you have any questions about how our tool works or would like a full presentation of the tool, please contact us—our team of experts is here to help you.
