The new NBBS version offers a flexible and extensive software platform to remotely manage all devices in a digital home, reducing operating expenses and improving customer service.
Motorola has presented its Remote Device Management Module (NBBS DOCSIS, SNMP), a platform that has a software for managing remote services and devices. This solution offers comprehensive management throughout the entire lifecycle of wired and wireless CPEs and other cable and WiMAX devices. It also provides a flexible IP-based solution to manage devices, from digital voice and data modems to integrated Wi-Fi gateways and set-top boxes. It is, therefore, the First management platform designed to support cable set-top boxes and CPEs from different manufacturers, and has been designed to ensure the highest levels of customer satisfaction with a low cost of ownership.
In this case, NBBS unifies device management As consumers expand both the number and type of data devices in their homes, and home networks become more complex, they are increasingly seeking technical support from MSOs, regardless of whether the devices were originally supplied by the carrier. The new NBBS module It will allow MSOs to monitor and manage portals, modems, and set-top boxes., as well as configuring the LAN and managing application downloads. NBBS It works with any protocol and any domain., and It supports all common interfaces for device management including: SNMP, OMA-DM, TR-069, CLI and http-based web interfaces, providing the ultimate in access to a range of devices for service provisioning, continuous management and support.
“Motorola understands that cable operators have to manage increasingly extensive catalogs of devices,” said Alan Lefkof, corporate vice president and general manager of home broadband software and portals at Motorola. “With NBBS, operators can keep their CPE management in line with the evolution of devices. The NBBS platform offers operators an automated solution that addresses both cost reduction and customer loyalty by providing higher levels of service.”.