Providing customers, the ability to use and integrate any device which supports one or more of the many standardised device management and monitoring protocols is in Axiros’ DNA. The most utilised standard by our customers is still TR-069, but with the introduction of its successor USP, we’re seeing a major shift in aspects of the lower layers of communication in comparison to TR-069. The analysis of the actual device capabilities and the representation in the data they provide, is a process we call Interoperability Benchmarking. To learn more, check out our blog post.

Find out what the cable modem provisioning process includes!

DHCP provides IP addresses as well as other network and provisioning configuration parameters for CM, MTA, and CPE. These configuration parameters may include the default router, time server, DNS server, log server, hostname, domain name, TFTP server, configuration file name, lease time, ACS-URL, etc.

Both DOCSIS cable modems and PacketCable MTA adapters obtain their IP address and other configuration parameters via DHCP.

In an increasingly competitive world, Internet service providers (ISPs) are constantly working to find new and expand existing offerings to clients, trying to improve the quality of the services and, at the same time, increase their operating profit. High-speed data transmission, interactive gaming, video-on-demand, videoconferencing, or telephony are just a few examples of these value-added services.

Read about how AX69 brings advanced WiFi insights in your DOCSIS network.

Immediate payoff from automation investments is essential, and tools such as AXTRACT and AXWIFI provide substantial benefits to existing customer service and service quality operations, in addition to laying the foundation for full automation.

Legacy provisioning applications, such as early Auto Configuration Servers (ACS), can lead to support overhead, dead-end roadmaps and limited feature and upgrade options under certain circumstances.

Get ready to start hearing a lot more about edge computing. Increasingly, it’s a critical part of the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem and how such devices work. Companies that want to provide IoT services must understand…

IoT is amazing. It is changing the way we work. Live. Play. And it will continue to do so for the course of my lifetime and beyond.