AX DOCSIS | Carrier Grade DOCSIS Provisioning
AX DOCSIS - Multivendor Provisioning System
AX DOCSIS is a centralized, multivendor provisioning solution for managing Cable Modems, PacketCable E-MTAs, and CPEs. It allows you to automate business processes related to service orchestration, reduce operating costs and significantly accelerate the time-to-market for cable operators.
AX DOCSIS supports such technologies as IPv4/IPv6, DOCSIS 3.1, DOCSIS 4.0, and PacketCable 1.5/ 2.0. Provisioning Servers include integrated DHCPv4/ DHCPv6/TFTP/ TOD/SNMP services.
Key Features of AX DOCSIS
High performance DHCP and TFTP services
Flexible and customizable device - and service provisioning flows
Reliable, scalable solution and distributed architecture
AX DOCSIS Features & Functionalities
Dynamic and static IPv4 and IPv6 addresses allocation
TFTP Service allows provisioning large numbers of CMs &MTAs at the same time via static and dynamic files
Flexible logic configuration based on Client/Device classes
Configuration of subscriber services based on user-defined policies
Integration with third-party OSS platforms in the process of address negotiation or requesting configuration files, including LDAP, SQL databases or APIs
Dynamic generation of configuration files based on a customer profile, CM/MTA specification (Model, HW, SW)
Possibility of address allocation over API so that northbound IPAM systems can automatically track utilization of IPv4 and IPv6 resources
Scalable customizable service for lease utilization history that meets all the functional and legal requirements
Application containerization support
Flexibility: Source code of all components is available to ensure maximum flexibility and wide customization possibilities
Web browser based user interface that provides simple access to all settings and configurations
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What is DOCSIS?
DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification) is the international standard for data over cable service. It defines how data is transmitted over a cable network and provides high-speed data access to subscribers.
DOCSIS enables operators to offer Internet, video, and voice services over a single platform. DOCSIS-compliant devices can be used in any type of cable network, including hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC), fiber to the premises (FTTP), and fiber to the node (FTTN).
How does DOCSIS work?
DOCSIS uses a technology called modulation to encode data onto a cable network. Data is transmitted using a spectrum of frequencies that are not used by television channels. This allows operators to offer high-speed data services without affecting television service.
DOCSIS-compliant devices use a special type of modem that can connect to the cable network and decode the data signal. The modem then connects to a router or computer, which allows subscribers to access the Internet or other online services.
What are the Benefits of DOCSIS?
DOCSIS provides many benefits for both operators and subscribers. Operators can use DOCSIS to deploy new services quickly and easily. DOCSIS-compliant devices are widely available from manufacturers, and operators can deploy them without having to make major changes to their network. This makes it possible for operators to offer new services, such as high-speed Internet
and video-on-demand, without having to build a new network.
DOCSIS also provides a high degree of flexibility for operators. They can use DOCSIS to offer different levels of service, depending on the needs of their subscribers. For example, an operator could offer a lower-speed service for light users and a higher-speed service for power users.
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