eLTE Industry Terminal Management

When an industry terminal is added to eSight, eSight automatically obtains and delivers the configuration file to the industry terminal based on the industry terminal model and version number.

After an industry terminal firmware version file is uploaded to eSight, eSight compares the current firmware version with the uploaded version file. If the versions do not match, eSight upgrades it to the uploaded version.

Users can view and update basic information about Industry Terminals.

Users can set the following common parameters for managed objects: WAN, LAN, eSight server, router, firewall, and service access.

Users can modify Industry Terminal parameters using the TR-069-compliant configuration model tree.

Users can jump to the Industry Terminal web manager from eSight, and set advanced parameters for a single Industry Terminal.

Users can export industry terminal configuration files for backup. Batch export is supported.

Users can load configuration files for industry terminals.

Users can set parameters for multiple industry terminals in batches.

Users can manage the following industry terminal alarms: high temperature, low temperature, lower computer disconnection, lower computer quantity threshold-crossing, LAN port upstream exception, weak wireless signal coverage, login and logout, and untrusted industry terminal quantity threshold-crossing.

Users can remotely restart Industry Terminals, restore factory defaults, and use the ping command to check the connectivity.

Users can view diagnosis and routing log files of industry terminals, download them to the server, and export them to the local PC. Batch export is supported.

Users can monitor peak rates of incoming and outgoing traffic on LAN ports.

Users can use eSight to restart industry terminals in batches.

Users can use eSight to restore selected industry terminals to factory settings in batches. This is a high-risk operation.

eSight enables users to modify authentication credentials for one or more terminals.

This feature offers a GUI to monitor the connectivity status of Industry Terminals in batches. Users can use this feature to monitor key Industry Terminals and rapidly detect device problems that may have a great impact on services. This feature allows a maximum of 5 users to simultaneously monitor the connectivity status of 200 devices, and intuitively displays the monitoring process, current status, and last-hour online rate trend in different colors, tables, and charts.

eSight receives Industry Terminal registration requests and records basic information about Industry Terminals in lists. Users can selectively move Industry Terminals from the untrusted Industry Terminal list to the authorized Industry Terminal list.

Users can upgrade the Industry Terminal firmware versions in batches instantly or as scheduled. Users can also customize upgrade policies when the current and target versions of NEs are the same. The number of upgrade tasks that can be concurrently executed is controlled by the file server egress bandwidth.

eSight supports real-time and periodical collection and display of industry terminal indicators, including LAN port rate, receive signal strength indicator, reference signal receiving power, and downlink signal-to-noise ratio.

For the eM300-118, if a large number of performance collection units are connected to the same cell, the air interface capacity of the network may be affected. You are advised to limit the number of collection units in the same cell.

Users can perform ping operations over selected Industry Terminals in batches. Users can configure the packet size, times, and timeout for ping operations. After ping operations are complete, the following information is displayed: the number of sent and received packets, lost packets, estimated travel time, and shortest/longest/average latency.

This function is used to check the connectivity between a single Industry Terminal and its lower computer. After users can select an industry terminal on eSight, and specify the IP address or IP address range of a host, eSight can remotely initiate ping operations from the Industry Terminal to the host. Users can configure the packet size, times, and timeout for ping operations.