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LAN
LAN Bridge Enabled
| Description | A true/false indication of the state of the LAN bridge feature in the managed device. |
| Possible Values |
true - The LAN Bridge feature is on.
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LAN Device Alias
| Description | You can set an optional customized name for each LAN Device from the Local Network View by selecting on the icon for the LAN device in the leftmost column. At the next screen, highlight the existing name, then begin typing your preferred name. If a custom name has not been set, the field displays the host provided name. |
| Possible Values | Content possibilities are unlimited as there are no restrictions on the naming of alias'. |
Available in Device Manager v10.0 and later.
LAN Device Count
| Description | The total number of online LAN devices connected to the subscriber gateway. |
| Possible Values | Integer values beginning with 0. The upper limit of the number of supported LAN devices varies by manufacturer and model of CPE. |
LAN Device IPv4 Address
| Description | The IP address by which the managed device can be accessed from the subscriber local network. |
| Possible Values | Formatted as an IPv4 address. nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn |
| Example | 192.168.1.1 |
LAN Device IPv6 Address
| Description | The IP address by which the managed device can be accessed from the subscriber local network. This field is populated only when IPv6 is enabled on the device. | ||||||||||
| Possible Values |
Formatted as an IPv6 address.
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| Example | fd4e:1d9f:72be:1e6a:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx |
Available in Device Manager v10.0 and later.
LAN Device Interface Type
| Description | For each local network device that is connected to the subscriber’s gateway and is online the interface type is shown. When more than one LAN device is online, the list of interface types is comma delimited. |
Possible Values:
| VALUE | DESCRIPTION |
| Ethernet | Indicates the LAN device is hard-wired to the subscriber gateway via Ethernet cable. |
| MoCA | Indicates the LAN device is hard-wired to the subscriber gateway via coaxial cable. |
| 802.11 or Wireless | Indicates the LAN device is connected to the subscriber gateway via WiFi. |
| USB | Indicates the LAN device is connected to the subscriber gateway via USB. |
| HomePNA | Indicates the LAN device is connected to the subscriber gateway via HomePNA (Coaxial). |
| Homeplug | Indicates the LAN device is connected to the subscriber gateway via Homeplug (home AC electrical wiring). |
| Unknown or Other | Indicates that the gateway's driver could not properly detect the device type. |
LAN Device MAC Address
The device MAC (Media Access Control) address is a globally unique identifier assigned to network devices, and therefore it is often referred to as hardware or physical address.
| Description | The physical address of the local network device that is presently connected to the subscriber’s gateway. When multiple, local network devices are present, the list of MAC addresses is comma delimited. |
| Possible Values | Each network device has a completely unique identifier. The range of values for this field is therefore infinite. MAC addresses are 6-byte (48-bits) in length, and are written in MM:MM:MM:SS:SS:SS format. The first 3-bytes are ID number of the manufacturer, which is assigned by an Internet standards body. The second 3-bytes are serial number assigned by the manufacturer. |
LAN Device Manufacturer
| Description | A human readable company name indicating the manufacturer of a LAN device that is connected to the subscriber’s gateway. When multiple LAN devices are connected, the list of manufacturer names is comma delimited. |
| Possible Values | The past present and future variety of companies making network equipment is infinite thus, the potential contents of this field is unlimited. |
LAN Device Status
| Description | Indicates the state (online or offline) of a local network device that is connected to the subscriber’s gateway. When multiple LAN devices are involved, the list of states is comma delimited. |
| Possible Values |
true - The LAN device is online.
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Available in Device Manager v10.0 and later.
LAN Device Wireless SSID
| Description | Denotes which WiFi access point that each LAN Host is attached to. This will only have a value if the LAN Host is attached to the CPE using WiFi. |
| Possible Values |
Anything permitted by the 802.11 standard for SSID names. When multiple LAN hosts are present, a comma delimited list of SSIDs is output. |
| Example | XCI-c441,XCI-c441-5G |
LAN Device Wireless Uplink Rate
| Description | The wireless uplink data rate between LAN Host and CPE. |
| Possible Values |
1000 kbps to 4294967295 kbps No values will appear for LAN devices not connected to the CPE via WiFi. |
LAN Device Wireless Downlink Rate
| Description | The wireless downlink data rate of LAN Host to CPE. |
| Possible Values |
1000 kbps to 4294967295 kbps No values will appear for LAN devices not connected to the CPE via WiFi. |
LAN IPv4 Address
| Description | The Local IP address for the gateway. When supported and multiple LAN interfaces are defined on the subscriber gateway, this will be a comma delimited list containing multiple IP addresses. One address per defined network. |
| Possible Values | Standard four octet, IP address format: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn |
Inform
An inform is the act of a managed device syncing with the ACS.
Last Inform Date
| Description | A complete date and time code stamp documenting the most recent occurrence of the managed device checking in with the ACS. |
| Possible Values | Day of week, Month, Date, Year time formatted as: Day Mon Date YYYY HH:MM:SS |
| Example | Thu Jul 13th 2017 04:55:41 |
Last Periodic Inform Date
An inform is the act of a managed device syncing with the ACS. A periodic inform happens per the inform interval parameter as set in the managed device.
| Description | The date and time associated with the most recent periodic inform. |
| Possible Values | Day of week, Month, Date, Year time formatted as: Day Mon Date YYYY HH:MM:SS |
| Example | Thu Jul 13th 2017 01:25:32 |
Logging
Logging Level
| Description | Indicates the logging level that has been set for the managed device in the "Event Logs" feature of Device Manager. |
Possible Values
| NONE | Indicates the logging is set as "No Logging" in the Device Manager UI. |
| INFO | Indicates the logging is set as "Info" in the Device Manager UI. |
| DEBUG | Indicates the logging is set as "Debug" in the Device Manager UI. |
| TRACE | Indicates the logging is set as "Network" in the Device Manager UI. |
LTE
LTE Band
| Description | The band setting configured for the LTE signal on an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values |
42-43 No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | 42 |
LTE Bandwidth (kHz)
| Description | |
| Possible Values |
Any integer value is valid. Device Manager performs no validation on the values retrieved from the CPE device. Common values include 5000, 10000, 15000, or 20000. No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | 10000 |
LTE CINRs (dB)
| Description | Carrier to interference and noise ratio detected on the LTE signal of an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values |
-10 to 40 dB. No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | 20 |
LTE Frequency (kHz)
| Description | The frequency setting configured for the LTE signal on an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values |
3475000 to 3800000 kHz. No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | 3478000 |
LTE Interface Enable
| Description | The state of the LTE interface on an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values | ENABLED DISABLED |
LTE RSRPs (dBm)
| Description | Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) associated with the LTE signal on an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values |
-140 to 0 dBm. No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | -70 |
LTE SINRs (dB)
| Description | Signal to noise ratio detected on the LTE signal of an LTE equipped CPE device. |
| Possible Values |
-140 to 0 dBm. No values will be present for CPE devices that do not contain an LTE interface or the LTE interface is DISABLED. |
| Example | 20 |