TR-069 and TR-369 — in one ACS, on the same graph as the subscriber.
CWMP over HTTPS with STUN and XMPP connection requests, USP 1.3 over MQTT 5 and WebSocket with TLS 1.3. Zero-touch provisioning, firmware rollouts and diagnostics against your own servers — not an off-site cloud.
- 100% on TR-069 · 95% on TR-369 USP · 98% on TR-143
- STUN and XMPP connection requests · signed UDP
- TR-471 IP capacity against your own OB-UDPST server
Old and new devices share one view.
TR-098 and TR-181 data models normalised across vendors. USP 1.3 subscriptions sit next to TR-069 RPCs in the same console.
TR-069 CWMP
Every TR-069 RPC in both directions, CWMP over HTTPS, signed UDP connection requests with STUN and XMPP. TR-098 and TR-181 devices appear in one normalised view with their data-model version.
TR-369 USP 1.3
MQTT 5 and WebSocket with TLS 1.3, event-driven subscriptions and per-agent broker accounts with topic ACLs — in the same ACS as TR-069.
Zero-touch provisioning
A new router informs, Netxol One matches it to the subscriber and pushes the right Wi-Fi, WAN and VLAN settings. No technician edits a configuration file.
Firmware rollouts and backups
Staged firmware rollouts with rings and rollback, bulk operations, scheduled downloads and configuration backups per router.
Diagnostics: TR-143 and TR-471
Ping, traceroute, download / upload, UDP echo, DNS look-up and server selection over TR-069 and USP, plus the TR-471 IP capacity test against your own OB-UDPST server.
Secure by default
HTTP Digest per ISP, a connection-request password per router, per-agent USP broker accounts with topic ACLs, TLS 1.3 and signed ACS webhooks.
Scores from the live matrix audit.
TR-069: 100%
Full RPC set, both directions, scored at 100% on the open scorecard.
TR-369 USP: 95%
MQTT 5 and WebSocket with TLS 1.3; USP 1.3 subscriptions and ACLs.
TR-181: 92%
TR-098 and TR-181 views in one normalised layer.
TR-143: 98%
Ping/trace/down-up/UDP-echo/DNS and TR-471 capacity tests against your own server.
What integrators ask before migrating from GenieACS.
What is a TR-069 ACS?
An Auto Configuration Server (ACS) manages routers and ONTs remotely using the Broadband Forum TR-069 protocol: it provisions settings, upgrades firmware and runs diagnostics.
Does the Netxol One ACS support TR-369 / USP?
Yes. It implements USP 1.3 over MQTT 5 and WebSocket, with subscriptions and per-agent accounts, next to TR-069 in the same ACS.
Can I migrate from GenieACS?
Yes. Routers are pointed to the Netxol One ACS URL and inform again; profiles and presets are rebuilt in the console. Netxol engineers plan the cut-over with you.
Which speed tests does the ACS run?
TR-143 download, upload, ping, traceroute, UDP echo and DNS tests, and the TR-471 IP capacity test.
Is the ACS TM Forum or Broadband Forum certified?
Netxol One implements TR-069 and TR-369 in production code. Broadband Forum certification applies to devices rather than controllers, and TM Forum conformance testing is planned; we do not claim certification we do not hold.
Point the routers at Netxol One. We handle the rest.
Netxol engineers plan the cut-over from GenieACS, Incognito or any other ACS with you — routers inform, profiles rebuild in the console, no truck roll.