TR-069 and TR-369 device management
JustiFi ACS extends your NOC past the last mile and into every subscriber home, so the team fixing the fault can finally see it.
Multi-vendor monitoring and fault management
HyperNMS discovers everything in the rack, correlates alarms against real topology, and raises one root cause instead of four hundred symptoms.
SD-WAN for the always-on edge
HyperWAN bonds broadband, 5G and 4G into one resilient fabric. Sub-second failover ensures continuous data sync and zero session timeouts.
Cloud-managed PoE and non-PoE switching
HyperSwitch decouples software from hardware. Run a powerful, open-source-aligned operating system across enterprise white-box switches with unrestricted per-port freedom.
Cloud-managed enterprise Wi-Fi
OMNIFI brings fast roaming, WPA3, RADIUS and automatic RF optimisation to any estate — on hardware you choose, with no per-access-point licence.
Captive portal and PM-WANI guest Wi-Fi
OMNISPOT replaces the generic splash page with your brand, the login methods your guests can actually use, and the records your regulator asks for.
Carrier-grade DNS resolution
HyperRecursor resolves at carrier scale with full DNSSEC validation, encrypted transport and policy applied where the answer is made — not in a middlebox.
Subscriber-side Wi-Fi diagnostics
A diagnostic tool on the subscriber's own phone. It scans the wireless environment where the complaint actually is, fingerprints every device, and an AI agent walks them through the fix.
Four teams each watch one slice of the service. The subscriber experiences all four at once, and calls when any of them fails.
Standards-based observability and orchestration for new-age networks.
Carrier-grade TR-069 and TR-369 device management
ExploreMulti-vendor network monitoring and fault management
ExploreSD-WAN for always-on connectivity at the edge
ExploreCloud-managed L2 switching, PoE and non-PoE
ExploreCloud-managed Wi-Fi for enterprises and growing businesses
ExploreGuest Wi-Fi, captive portal and PM-WANI compliance
ExploreCarrier-grade DNS resolution for ISPs and large enterprises
ExploreSubscriber-side Wi-Fi diagnostics, on the device that has the problem
ExploreTR-069 and TR-369 already carry the telemetry. JustiFi adds the orchestration above it.
Both generations of Broadband Forum device management, addressed through one workflow engine and one data model.
Device discovery, configuration and service activation run themselves, from first power-on to live service.
Fleet-wide performance and diagnostic data collected continuously, not sampled when someone thinks to ask.
TR-98 and TR-181 give you one provisioning logic that holds across hundreds of CPE models from any vendor.
A wide range of open APIs that allow multi-point customisation.
Network overview with role-based access, vendor distribution, new-registration alerts and the issues costing you the most calls today.
Live in-home topology with every Ethernet and wireless station mapped, traced back through login and location to the OLT and port.
Throughput on demand, ping and traceroute from the device itself, with latency and packet loss mapped live and historically.
Findings surfaced as they appear, corrections applied on demand or automatically — channel, band, power and steering.
Reset, reboot, reconfigure, back up, trace packets and transfer files remotely. Ask the assistant a question instead of hunting through dashboards.
The same device intelligence that serves the NOC serves the customer: home health, connected devices, speed test, guided fixes.
Firmware upgrades, backup and restore across the fleet, scheduled by model, region, OLT or event type, with progress reporting.
Ten capabilities that turn standards telemetry into operations you can schedule, audit and hand to a support desk.
Devices auto-configure with no manual provisioning step.
One provisioning logic works across hundreds of CPE models.
Controlled upgrades, rollback, maintenance windows and compliance.
A full suite of repair and recovery actions, run remotely.
Scheduling and workflow control at fleet scale.
Live and trend analysis of customer network performance.
A policy-driven business logic engine you script yourself.
REST endpoints and data hooks in both directions.
Distributed, open architecture built for scale.
Ready for the next generation of device management.
Push a known-good config per model and service tier, and prove compliance.
Exportable, API-addressable, from churn risk to optical power trends.
Both approaches promise intelligence. Only one leaves you free to change your mind later.
| Consideration | JustiFi: standards-based | Agent-based alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Compute and infrastructure | No separate agent stack required | Agent demands cloud inference overhead |
| CPE dependency | Any compliant multi-vendor CPE | Often tied to agent-enabled hardware |
| Roadmap | Governed by the Broadband Forum | Vendor-controlled private roadmap |
| Migration | Portable data models and workflows | Intelligence layer may need rebuilding |
| Time to value | Uses standard data from day one | May require fleet-specific tuning |
Faster activation through zero-touch provisioning.
Faster repair, because support sees the real issue in real time.
Better control, with most issues resolved remotely.
Faster rollouts via dynamic reconfiguration for new services.
RESTful APIs enable rapid ecosystem integrations.
Real usage data enables targeted, remote upsells.
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An Auto Configuration Server is the management plane for broadband customer premises equipment. It provisions, configures, monitors, diagnoses and upgrades routers, ONTs and mesh nodes remotely, over the operator's own network, using the TR-069 protocol.
TR-069 is session-based and initiated by the device over HTTP. TR-369, the User Services Platform, is message-based over MQTT, WebSocket, STOMP or CoAP, and lets multiple controllers address one agent. Both use the same TR-181 data model, so a platform that speaks both can manage a mixed fleet through one workflow.
Any TR-069 or TR-369 compliant device: ONTs, routers, mesh nodes, Wi-Fi access points, IoT gateways and SD-WAN endpoints, across hundreds of models from multiple vendors.
No. JustiFi reads the telemetry the standard already defines. That is what keeps it hardware-independent and lets it work on the fleet you have already deployed.
Through an open REST API layer with data hooks that read and write in both directions, so OSS/BSS, NMS, CRM, ITSM, analytics and subscriber apps all address the same device intelligence.
Yes. The self-care view exposes home health, connected devices, speed tests and a safe set of actions such as restarting the router or pausing a device, drawn from the same telemetry the NOC uses.
Bring your CPE models, your protocol mix and your integration constraints. A solutions engineer will show you what the platform does with them — no slides.
