tr069-client

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tr069-client

Package: tr069-client
Type: Settings Directory

Argument	Type	Description
enabled	enum (yes | no)	Enables or disables the CWMP protocol.
acs-url	string	URL of the Auto Configuration Server (ACS). If the ACS is accessed using HTTPS, a Root CA must be imported in the client certificate store to verify the ACS server certificate.
username	string	HTTP authentication username used by the CPE to authenticate with the ACS.
password	string	HTTP authentication password used by the CPE to authenticate with the ACS.
periodic-inform-enabled	bool	Enables or disables CPE periodic session initiation. The timer starts after every successful session. When a session is started by the periodic interval, the Inform RPC contains a "2 PERIODIC" event. Maps to Device.ManagementServer.PeriodicInformEnable.
periodic-inform-interval	time	Timer interval of the periodic inform. Maps to Device.ManagementServer.PeriodicInformInterval.
connection-request-username	string	Username used by the ACS to authenticate with the CPE for Connection Requests.
connection-request-password	string	Password used by the ACS to authenticate with the CPE for Connection Requests.
connection-request-port	num	Port on which the CPE listens for Connection Requests from the ACS.
provisioning-code	string	Provisioning code for the device.
client-certificate	enum (none)	Certificate from the certificate store that can be used by the ACS for extra authentication.
check-certificate	enum (yes | no)	Whether to check the ACS server certificate.

Read-only Argument	Type	Description
status	enum (disabled | initializing | error | waiting-url | running)	Informative status of the CWMP client. Disabled means the protocol is disabled, waiting-url means the protocol is enabled but the ACS URL is not configured, and running means CWMP is configured correctly and will communicate with the ACS on events.
last-session-error	string	User-friendly error description indicating why the previous session did not finish successfully.
retry-count	num	Consecutive unsuccessful session count. If greater than 0, last-session-error should indicate the error. Resets to 0 on a successful session, disabled protocol, or reboot.