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nanoLTE AP Pre-Provisioning and Configuration Capturing Network Policies and AP Modes
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3.5.4 Management Servers
Parameter Description Comment
Device.ManagementServer.UR
L
Management Server Address. A
URL specifying the NOS
address for TR-069
management connections. That
is, for APs to connect to the
TR-069 AP Service, which
allows the NOS to act as an
ACS.
Usually there is a single ACS
(NOS) per network.
This is the same for all APs
connecting to the same NOS.
Device.FAP.X_000295_DiagMg
mt.DiagReporting.{i}.
A list of diagnostic report
conditions, each with a
Diagnostic Server URL.
The URL specifies only the
destination file location, and
does not indicate in any way the
name or location of the local file
to be uploaded. The full URL is
formed from this attribute
combined with the filename of
the Diagnostic Report. If the
URL ends with a "/" character,
the AP constructs the filename.
If the URL does not end with a
trailing "/" character, the last part
after the last "/" is assumed to
be the filename and AP uses the
specified filename.
The AP always generates a file
of type tar.gz, regardless of the
filename specified in this URL.
It is recommended to configure
at least one item in the list with
the Report On Crash condition
and the correct URL.
When using the same URL for
multiple APs, ensure the trailing
"/" character is included. If this is
not done, the same file will be
overwritten each time an AP
uploads a diagnostics file.
Device.FAP.PerfMgmt.Config.{i}
.Enable
Performance reporting enabled.
Defaults to False.
Configure this globally if it needs
to be True for all APs.
Device.FAP.PerfMgmt.Config.{i}
.URL
PM Server URL. That is, the
URL for the AP to use for PM
report file upl.oads.
Typically the same for all APs as
there is usually a single PM
upload server per network
(typically the NOS). It is
recommended to configure this
in a template, even if PM
reporting is not globally enabled,
to ensure every AP has the
correct URL when it is needed.
Device.FAP.PerfMgmt.Config.{i}
.PeriodicUploadInterval
Periodic PM upload interval. in
seconds. The default is 86400
(1 day).
Typically can be set to 1 hour for
most enterprise deployments.