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How does keymile manage its next generation telecom-munication equipment?

The company KEYMILE wishes a utility to manage its next generation telecom-munication equipment with a system using web services. Actually, the man-agement of the object model is performed either over an embedded command line (ECLI), syslog, SNMP or with the exchange of proprietary XML messages (KM-KOAP).

How does the management system access the milegate object model?

At the moment, the management system uses ADF which is a collection of SFD and describes one single unit in the MileGate. The core unit and access point of the MileGate is in slot 11. If we represent the actual communication more in detail, we see how the ex-isting management utilities access the MileGate Object Model.

How many combo connections does the milegate provide?

As an example the MileGate provides up to 640 xDSL or 534 COMBO connections (POTS and ADSL2plus). The system has one core unit and possibility for 20 other units with different interfaces. As an example the MileGate provides up to 640 xDSL or 534 COMBO connections (POTS and ADSL2plus). ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2plus VDSL2 SHDSL

Where can I find an introduction to the milegate XML management interface?

An introduction to the MileGate Object Model MOM can be found in the docu-ment “Introduction to the MileGate XML Management Interface” under “Minim-al introduction to the MOM”. The tree is built by Managed Objects (MO) in a hierarchical model.