CPE Dashboard Tab
The Dashboard tab is the first screen you see when opening a CPE. It brings together, in one place, everything you need for a first diagnosis of the device.
Optics Tab
The Optics tab shows the health of the customer's fiber link. It's the most important tab for diagnosing connection problems, because almost every physical issue shows up here.
WAN Tab
The WAN tab shows the internet connections configured on the CPE — the PPPoE/IP WANs, service ports, and the like. It's where you check whether the customer's authentication (PPPoE) and the service are correct.
WiFi Tab
The WiFi tab shows and lets you change the customer's equipment wireless networks — SSID, password, radios (2.4 GHz / 5 GHz), Easy Mesh, and neighboring networks.
LAN Tab
The LAN tab shows the local network configuration of the customer's equipment: LAN ports, local DHCP server, distributed IPs, and the like.
Devices Tab
The Devices tab lists the appliances connected to the customer's equipment (phones, TVs, computers) — the hosts on the local network.
Events Tab
The Events tab shows the history of things that happened on this CPE: drops, reconnects, state changes, TR-069 events (Bootstrap, Boot, etc.), and actions performed.
Diagnostics Tab
The Diagnostics tab runs network tests from the customer's device, such as ping, traceroute, and a speed test. It's very useful for proving where the problem is (at the customer's home, on the provider's network, or outside it).
Map Tab
The Map tab shows the CPE's geographic location on a map, when that information is available (usually coming from the ERP or the customer record).
ACS Tab
The ACS tab gives access to the device's raw parameters via the TR-069 protocol — the parameter tree the ACS can read (get) and write (set).
Scripts Tab
The Scripts tab lets you run OMCI scripts on this CPE — sequences of commands the OLT applies to the ONU. It's useful for manufacturer-specific configurations not covered by the standard actions.
Access Tab
The Access tab brings together the ways to remotely access the customer's device — for example, opening the CPE's web interface through the Cpehub tunnel, without needing to be on the customer's network.
General Tab
The General tab gathers the CPE's registration and general data, including fields you can edit manually (like an identification name/nickname).
Execution Queue Tab
The Execution Queue tab shows the pending and already-executed tasks (jobs) for this CPE — for example, a "Sync," a "Restart," or a script application.