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TR-143 defines the standard framework for running performance tests from a CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) through the TR-069 protocol. Specifically for the Download and Upload tests, the CPE requires a functional HTTP server to either download or upload fil...

Introduction This evaluation assesses the quality and performance of WiFi connections for clients connected to a CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) using TR-181 data. The assessment provides a comprehensive analysis based on six key factors that determine netwo...

Overview Signal Strength Factor is a critical metric for evaluating your WiFi network's performance. It is based on the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) of data frames, which measures the power level of the WiFi signal your device receives during actu...

What is Noise Factor? Noise Factor is a crucial component in evaluating your WiFi network's performance. It's based on the Average Noise Power Indicator (ANPI), which measures the level of unwanted electromagnetic energy or interference in your WiFi environmen...

Overview The Interference Factor is a crucial metric for evaluating your WiFi network's performance within the CONTROL portal. It quantifies the impact of other WiFi networks and devices operating on the same or adjacent channels as your network. Lower interfe...

Overview The SNR Factor, based on the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR), is a critical metric for evaluating WiFi network performance within CONTROL. It measures the relationship between your WiFi signal strength and the background noise level in your environment. A...

Overview Standard Factor is a key metric for evaluating your WiFi network's performance. It measures how effectively your connected devices utilize the WiFi standards (protocols) supported by your router. A higher Standard Factor score indicates that your devi...

What is Speed Factor? Speed Factor is a crucial component in evaluating your WiFi network's performance within CONTROL. It measures how well your actual connection speed matches the theoretical maximum speed of your WiFi standard and configuration. A higher Sp...

Overview Your device's WiFi Experience Score provides a comprehensive assessment of your wireless connection quality. The score is calculated using six key performance factors, each weighted according to its impact on your overall WiFi experience. The final sc...

Overview The WiFi Optimization System analyzes and optimizes wireless network performance by evaluating channel usage, bandwidth efficiency, device connectivity, and transmit power levels. The system delivers comprehensive recommendations for optimal network s...

Overview The Radar Score component displays a clickable icon that opens a modal window containing a radar chart visualization. This component is useful for presenting multi-dimensional score data in an interactive format. Visual Examples Icon Display: Modal w...

Overview The Replica Process enables you to move data from your models to various data destinations. GATE supports two distinct replication types, each designed for specific use cases. Replication Types Regular Replication Regular replicas perform a complete ...

Introduction FLUX provides integration with the OpenAI API, enabling you to create elements that leverage artificial intelligence capabilities within your workflows. Overview The OpenAI integration is implemented through two key components: OpenAI API Profil...

Overview Models in FLUX enable you to perform data transformations using different processing classes. Each model class requires specific formatting in the Model data field to define how data should be parsed and transformed. You can validate your model's beha...

Overview The PublicElementConfig class is used within FLUX task processing scripts to manage and validate element configurations. It provides methods for retrieving, comparing, and auditing configuration values across multiple formats. Configuration Object Att...

Overview This guide explains how to use FLUX to create task flows that extract device configurations and perform automated audits. You'll learn how to configure audit parameters, set up automated extraction tasks, and review audit results. Prerequisites Before...

Introduction FLUX allows you to configure flows that send notifications containing data from previous tasks. By creating specialized notification tasks, you can automatically deliver email notifications to any recipient with customized content. Overview Notifi...

The Scripts configuration allows you to execute Python code with the option of using a visual representation, as shown in the screenshot below: Interface Components The sequential flow designer consists of four main components: Toolbox Contains all available ...