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TR069-client implements CPE WAN Management Protocol (CWMP) for remote device management, which is standardized by the Broadband Forum (BBF). CWMP works over IP network using HTTP(S) to communicate with an Auto Configuration Server (ACS), which can monitor, configure attributes and update the firmware of a remote device. Typically used by ISPs to manage CPEs, but also can be used for Network Infrastructure Device management.

Requires tr069-client package.

Configuration Settings

TR069Sub-client menu Parameters. When the package is installed (first available in RouterOS 6.38). The configuration is in /tr069-clientmenu: /tr069-client

TR069-client menu parameters:

Writable Settings

Client configuration settings.

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Parameters are simple name+value pairs and each vendor can decide which Parameters to support in its devices. A combination of all supported Parameters is called Data Model (DM). BBF defines three root Data Models(TR-098, TR-181:1, TR-181:2) on which vendors should base their supported Parameters. RouterOS Data Model is based on "TR-181 Issue 2 Amendment 11", which is the newest DM and recommended by BBF.

RouterOS TR069 client supported parameter reference document:

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This vendor specific FileType allows the change of the RouterOS default configuration script that is executed when /system reset-configuration command is executed (or the other means when router configuration is beeing being reset).

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If the default configuration script is changed it will not be displayed by /system default-configuration print as it is the case if that script is altered via Netinstall tool. That command will always show the default script set up by MikroTik

Warning: Use this with caution as the failure of uploaded script may render device inoperable and/or inaccessible by the ACS

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Note that the default factory configuration can be different for each device (see [1]) and execution of this command removes all configurations and executes internally stored default-configuration script.

[Best Practices Guide for preparing CPE with custom factory settings for TR069 TR069 https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Tr069-best-practices]

Upload RPC

Upload current configuration (1 Vendor Configuration File)

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Ordering is alphabetical. MikroTik does not imply any one vendor superiority of another. If some ACS is missing you can notify us of the existence of it, and it might be added to the list.

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