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Description - The TR-069 CPE WAN Management Protocol (CWMP) is a protocol that was created by the Broadband Forum (formally the DSL Forum) which sets out a common method for CPE devices to communicate with an Auto Configuration Server (ACS). An ACS can manage a device, trouble shoot, configure, remotely upgrade etc.
Involved mainly in the development and testing of RPC methods and feature support at CPE side.
Was mostly involved in writing the backend for the features at CPE side.
RPC methods developed and tested - GetParamterAttributes, SetParameterAttributes, TransferComplete, Upload, GetRPCMethods, Reboot.Features developed and tested - Active and Passive notification handling, Periodic and schedule inform handling, Parameter key handling, locking backend parameters, writing event handlers to handle events among various modules, CLI commands for cli interface of CPE.
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