Contact Plume (Email: integration@opensync.io) for the creation of User accounts in Plume NOC(Network Operation Centre), here after it is referred as "Cloud NOC".
For creating user account, we need to provide following details
* Full Name
* Email ID
Plume will create two account, one for logging into academy Cloud NOC and another is for managing your network from inside Cloud NOC.
* username@company.com (for logging purpose)
* username-test-1 CUSTOMER for example, used for managing your network
Log into Plume's Cloud NOC with your login credentials in browser.
Click on drop down at Top-right corner of Plume Cloud NOC and click on "Global Inventory".
Add your devices in Global inventory with following details for each device.
ID: MAC address of eth1 interface without colon chosen as NodeID for Turris Omnia by convention (Eg.: D858D700A5D5)
MODEL: RTROM01-2G/RTROM01-2G-EX (RTROM01-2G for gateway; RTROM01-2G-EX for extender)
RADIO MAC (5GHz): MAC address of 5GHz radio interface
RADIO MAC (2.4GHz): MAC address of 2.4GHz radio interface
RESIDENTIAL GATEWAY: YES/NO
Example details for provisioning gateway
NodeID: D858D700A5D5
MODEL: RTROM01-2G
RADIO MAC (5GHz): 04:F0:21:31:DA:A2
RADIO MAC (2.4GHz): 04:F0:21:31:96:9A
RESIDENTIAL GATEWAY: YES
Example details for provisioning extender device
NodeID: D858D700A6B3 (used for claiming)
Model: RTROM01-2G-EX
RADIO MAC (5GHz): 04:F0:21:31:EF:8C
RADIO MAC (2.4GHz): 04:F0:21:31:93:43
RESIDENTIAL GATEWAY: NO
Type "username-test-1 CUSTOMER" on left-top of the Plume Cloud NOC for name search. Then, your default location will be loaded.
Go to Network tab, search for "Claim Node" parameter. Then copy-paste NodeID of your device in the field corresponding to "Claim Node" parameter and press "Submit".
Repeat above step for claiming all of your devices in your default location.
When Opensync running in device gets connected to Plume Cloud server, corresponding Device Icon in Network Topology section will turn "Green" signifying its Online status.
Now, Device details, Statistics, Connected devices and others details can be explored in Cloud NOC.
Contact plume to get patch for meta-turris layer for applying backhaul credential(SSID:PSK).
<UPDATE 0001-Update-bhaul-credential.patch in meta-cmf-broadband layer>
Place those NOC cloud access credentails in this path - /usr/opensync/etc/certs
Required certs - ca.pem client.pem client_dec.key
Mail id: integration@opensync.io
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