Service Management

1. Overview

This screen provides a unified interface for managing service subscriptions and configurations on CPE devices. Operators can enable or disable core services (Wireless, VoIP, Internet, IPTV), view current service states, and customize service-specific parameters through a streamlined workflow. Service configurations are based on predefined templates that can be customized per device model.

2. Functionality and Usage

2.1. Service Subscription Management

Provides a "one-touch" interface to enable or disable core services on a device.

  • Select CPE ID Type – Choose Serial or MAC to identify the device.

  • Enter CPE ID – Provide the serial number or MAC address of the device.

  • Service States – Toggle individual services on or off:

    • Wireless – Enable/disable wireless networking

    • VoIP – Enable/disable voice over IP functionality

    • Internet – Enable/disable internet connectivity

    • IPTV – Enable/disable television services

  • Reprovision – Choose whether to store the subscription settings for re-application after device reboots.

  • Update Subscription – Click to apply the selected service states to the device.

When a service is enabled or disabled, the system automatically updates a predefined set of TR-069 parameters with appropriate values based on the configuration defined in the system’s configuration files.

2.2. Viewing Subscription Status

  • Select CPE ID Type – Choose Serial or MAC to identify the device.

  • Enter CPE ID – Provide the serial number or MAC address of the device.

  • Get Subscription Details – Click to retrieve current service subscription states from either:

    • Device (via ACS) – Retrieves real-time data directly from the device.

    • Database – Retrieves last known configuration from the ACS database.

Results show the current state (enabled/disabled) of each core service:

  • Wireless state

  • VoIP state

  • Internet state

  • IPTV state

2.3. Service Configuration Management

2.3.1. Viewing Service Configurations

  • Select CPE ID Type – Choose Serial or MAC to identify the device.

  • Enter CPE ID – Provide the serial number or MAC address of the device.

  • Get Services Details – Click to retrieve current service configurations from either:

    • Device (via ACS) – Retrieves real-time data directly from the device.

    • Database – Retrieves last known configuration from the ACS database.

Results include detailed parameter information for each service group:

  • Service name (group identifier)

  • Parameter name

  • Parameter path (TR object path)

  • Read-only status

  • Default value

  • Current value

  • Optional predefined values (if available)

2.3.2. Updating Service Configurations

  • Select CPE ID Type – Choose Serial or MAC to identify the device.

  • Enter CPE ID – Provide the serial number or MAC address of the device.

  • Select Service Group – Choose one or more service groups to update.

  • Configure Parameters – Set new values for the parameters within each selected service group.

  • Reprovision – Choose whether to store the updated configurations for re-application after device reboots.

  • Update Services – Click to apply the updated parameters to the device.

3. Configuration Customization

Service definitions and parameter values are customized through system configuration files:

  • Subscription configuration defines service-specific parameters and values.

  • Service group configuration defines parameter groupings and default values.

  • Device-specific overrides can be defined for different device models.

4. Status Codes

  • 100 – Success

  • 201 – No device found

  • 202 – Database error

  • 203 – Incorrect request structure or non-writable parameter

  • 204 – General error

  • 205 – ACS connection error