This project is a just a part of the whole product. Get the full picture here: http://www.freeacs.com/

https://github.com/freeacs/common.git
I recommend referencing this project as a Deployment Assembly Project

https://github.com/freeacs/dbi.git
I recommend referencing this project as a Deployment Assembly Project

https://github.com/freeacs/prov.git
I recommend referencing this project as a Deployment Assembly Project

Tomcat7 (or equivalent web container) must/should be installed

Jarfiles needed to make WAR file and run the project is part of the project (WebContent/WEB-INF/lib), but these may of course be exchanged for newer versions (if necessary) upon making a WAR file.

Git view: Import git repo
Git view: Import projects from git repo, import as general project
Package/Navigator view: Change project facets to Java 1.7 and Dynamic Web Module 3.0
Package/Navigator view: Deployment Assembly project reference to the freeacs-common, dbi and prov project
Package/Navigator view: Specify Library->Server runtime on classpath - ex: use an installed Tomcat 7 server

This server is an essential part of this product, as it is running the TR-069 communication with the various devices (routers, ATA, RGWs, etc) connected to it. The server supports TR-069 fairly well supporting all REQUIRED methods for an ACS (see http://www.broadband-forum.org/technical/download/TR-069_Amendment-5.pdf chapter 3.6) with the sole exception of AutonomousTransferComplete.

The server is responsive and offers a wide range of features. It has been tested with several hundred thousands of devices (at Telenor). It has also been tested with a range of devices:

• Eltek R7121
• Eltek R7921
• Inteno routers
• Ping Communication RGW208EN
• Ping Communication IAD208AN
• Ping Communication NPA201E
• Speedtouch 585i
• Zyxel P2602

No doubt the server can work with any other TR-069 device, if the device does not contain very troublesome bugs (which it very often does!).

The features offered by the server are:

• TR-069 provisioning of configuration and firmware
• TR-111 support (in combination with the STUN server (https://github.com/freeacs/stun.git))
• TR-XXX generic datamodel support (TR-098, TR-104, TR-181, etc.
• Automatic discovery of a new device - create necessary objects in database
• Download limit management
• Quirks handling of device not complying with standard
• Execution of complex provisioning, execution order, time of week, etc
• Spread-of-traffic - avoid troublesome peak loads of devices connecting
• Detailed logging, to file and syslog
• Two test-systems, to enable really complex testing of the devices

Also see the documentation found in the docs-folder