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M2M CDMA Router

TR-069 Whitepaper

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Please note: This document is subject to change without notice.

DOCUMENT VERSION

DATE

1.0 - Initial document release November 2013

Table 1 - Document Revision History

Note: Before performing the instructions in this guide, please ensure that you have the latest firmware version installed on

your router. Visit http://www.netcommwireless.com/product/m2m/nwl-11 to download the latest firmware.

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Table of contents

Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................................................4

Considerations with TR-069...........................................................................................................................................................................4

TR-069 Remote CPE Management Connection Diagram ................................................................................................................................5

Establishing a connection between an M2M CDMA Router and an Auto Configuration Server..........................................................................5

TR-069 ACS Server Configuration ..................................................................................................................................................................6

TR-069 CPE Configuration.............................................................................................................................................................................9

M2M CDMA Remote Firmware Upgrade/Downgrade Using TR-069..............................................................................................................11

Triggering a connection request via SMS......................................................................................................................................................15

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Introduction

The NetComm Wireless M2M CDMA Router supports the Technical Report 069 (TR-069) standard published by the Broadband

Forum for remote customer-premises equipment (CPE) administration and management.

The TR-069 standard was developed for automatic configuration of CPE devices such as as modems, routers, gateways, set-top

boxes, and VoIP-phones with Auto Configuration Server (ACS). An increasing number of network carriers and ISPs are using TR-

069 ACS to mass deploy, administer and manage their TR-069-ready CPE remotely.

The purpose of this whitepaper is to demonstrate how to establish a connection between an M2M CDMA Router and an ACS

server and how to perform a firmware upgrade remotely via TR-069 on M2M CDMA Routers.

Other TR-069 operations are described in a separate document including:

GetParameterNames : Retrieve list of supported parameter names from the device.

GetParameterValues: Retrieve one or multiple the current monitoring parameters values.

SetParameterValues: Sets the value of one or multiple parameters.

GetParameterAttributes: Retrieves the current monitoring (Active/Passive/None) set on a parameter or multiple

parameters.

SetParameterAttributes: Sets attributes of one or multiple parameters

Retrieve Device System Log from ACS Server

Reboot: reboot CPE remotely from ACS Server

Factory Reset: restore CPE to factory default settings from ACS Server

There are many options available for selecting an Auto Configuration Server including commercial and open source offerings. In this

white paper, for the purpose of demonstrating how to perform a device firmware upgrade via TR-069, the Netmania Auto

Configuration Server was chosen. The exact procedures and steps may vary depending on your chosen ACS. For privacy reasons,

the login credentials to the management URL of the ACS Server in this white paper has been replaced with

http://xxx.xxx.xxx/management/ and the CPE connection URLs were replaced with http://xxx.xxx.xxx/cpe.php. The ACS user

name, password and CPE TR-069 Connection Request user name and password used in this white paper are for test purposes

only.

Considerations with TR-069

When configuring your M2M CDMA for TR-069, you should ensure that the following considerations are addressed:

The device must have IP address access to the ACS server which may pose a problem on some private networks

The device must have a publicly routable IP address for connection requests to work

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TR-069 Remote CPE Management Connection Diagram

Figure 1: M2M CDMA Router TR-069 Remote CPE Management

Establishing a connection between an M2M CDMA Router and an

Auto Configuration Server

Before establishing the connection between the M2M CDMA Router and the ACS server, please check the following:

Ensure the relevant version of firmware is loaded in the M2M CDMA Router that supports TR-069

Ensure the M2M CDMA Router is loaded with a test SIM that supports an accessible WAN IP address. In this white

paper, the SIM used in the M2M CDMA Router has a public IP address.

You have the ACS management URL, administrator user name and password for remote management

The M2M CDMA Router TR-069 device product class name and serial number (SN) is registered in the ACS

You have the M2M CDMA Router ACS CPE connection URL, ACS user name and password

You have the M2M CDMA Router CPE TR-069 Connection Request user name and password

You have read the device manual and know how to connect and make device configuration via its web management

interface

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TR-069 ACS Server Configuration

There are many options available for selecting an Auto Configuration Server including commercial and open source offerings. In this

white paper, for the purpose of demonstrating how to perform a device firmware upgrade via TR-069, the Netmania Auto

Configuration Server was chosen. The exact procedures and steps may vary depending on your chosen ACS. For privacy reasons,

the login credentials to the management URL of the ACS Server in this white paper has been replaced with

http://xxx.xxx.xxx/management/ and the CPE connection URLs were replaced with http://xxx.xxx.xxx/cpe.php. The ACS user

name, password and CPE TR-069 Connection Request user name and password used in this white paper are for test purposes

only.

Prior to configuring the M2M CDMA Router, the device product class name and serial number must be registered on the Auto

Configuration Server.

ACS server management URL: http://xxx.xxx.xxx/management/

Username: xxxx

Password: xxxx

Create the Device Model on ACS server

1. Navigate to Home > Manage Device Types

Figure 2: Manage Device Types option

2. Navigate to Home > Manage Device Models > Add Device Type

Figure 1: Add Device Type link

When creating a device model on the ACS, the OUI and the product class need to match the settings shown in Figure 3 below.

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Figure 2: NetComm Wireless M2M CDMA product class name

Add the Device on the ACS server

1. Navigate to Home > Manage Devices > Add Device and fill in the add device form, then click Manage Devices.

Figure 3: Register TR-069 CPE serial number on ACS

2. Click the Add Device link.

Figure 4: Add Device link

The serial number is the last 6 digits of the MAC address of the device.

Figure 5: Adding the device to the ACS Server

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To add multiple devices at once:

1. Click Import Device(s)

2. Click the Browse button and open a CSV file which is formatted as illustrated below:

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TR-069 CPE Configuration

By default, the M2M CDMA Router is not pre-configured with active TR-069 client settings and the TR-069 feature is disabled.

To test the TR-069 features, you need to manually login via the router’s Ethernet interface to enable the TR-069 feature and

configure it with the relevant TR-069 client settings.

An example of the M2M CDMA Router TR-069 client configuration is shown in Figure 8.

Figure 6: An example MachineLink3G Router TR-069 client configuration

The Auto Configuration Server relies on the router’s first device boot up or initial inform to learn the router’s WAN IP address. This

can be triggered by manually disabling and enabling the CPE TR-069 configuration or waiting for the periodic inform message from

the CPE to the ACS server.

After the inform period has elapsed (600 seconds by default), the Last Contacted field shows the time of the last inform message

indicating that the M2M CDMA Router is now part of the group and communicating with the ACS server.

Note: The ACS uses the last 6 characters of the device MAC address as the serial number.

Figure 7: First inform time stamp

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The device inform message will contain the device’s current WAN IP address. This is viewable by clicking on the Device Data tab.

Figure 8: Viewing the device data tab

The TR-069 ACS Server and TR-069 M2M Router CPE connection has now been established. You may now start to perform a

device firmware upgrade remotely via TR-069.

Figure 9: ACS learns CPE WAN IP address

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