System Management
| Management Subsystem | |
|---|---|
| Management System | The management system is centralized and configured using a graphical web interface. The management interface operates in any modern browser, including those on Linux-based operating systems. The management system provides control over all devices from a single terminal. It allows for the application of policies across all devices simultaneously and/or on specific devices. Key features include: - Support for connecting up to 50 workstations. - Three levels of user privileges. - Logging of operator actions. |
| Management Interface | Cluster Mode | Standalone Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Web CNCUI | + | - |
| Web DPIUI | - | + |
| Command Line Interface (CLI) | - | + |
| API | + | + |
| Radius | - | + |
The graphical web interface is available in two editions: the basic edition (DPIUI) and the optimized edition for managing traffic points at the "country-scaled DPI" level (CNCUI).
The basic interface DPIUI is designed for managing single Cubro Service Gateway devices or a group of devices functioning as a Packet Core (PCEF), Broadband Remote Access Server (BRAS), Carrier Grade NAT (CG-NAT), or Subscriber Management in telecommunications networks.
The CNCUI web interface is used for managing traffic points on a national scale and addressing regulatory compliance tasks.
Both versions include access to an analytics database and tools for network transparency [QoE].
Functions managed through the WebGUI graphical interface include:
- Traffic marking based on L2-L7 protocols (DSCP)
- Priority management based on L2-L7 protocols
- Direction-based priority management (AS)
- Subscriber management (for Service Gateway)
- Policing of subscriber channels
- Access management
- Tariff plan management
- Management of black and white lists at the subscriber level (for Service Gateway)
- Management of CG-NAT profiles (for Service Gateway)
- Management of basic hardware configuration
- Hardware list (provisioning)
- Viewing interface statistics
- Viewing and configuring parameters
- Monitoring hardware status
- Viewing logs
- Management of hotspots and captive portals
- Analytics database (QoE)
- Management of internal accounts and access rights
- PCRF configuration management
- User protocol management
- REST API
Functions managed through the WebCNC graphical interface include:
- Management of profiles (channels, traffic exchange points, service providers, and subscribers):
- Management of traffic points (Sites, Internet Gateways)
- Management of virtual channels and service providers (ISP Profiles and vChannels)
- Definition of profile based on BGP (as-set, community)
- Definition of profile based on VLAN
- Static subnet sets
- Subscriber management
- Definition of profile based on BGP (as-set, community)
- Static subnet sets
- Network traffic marking based on L2-L7 protocol
- Direction-based traffic marking (AS)
- Bandwidth management
- Policing of traffic points
- Policing of channels and service providers
- Policing of subscribers
- Policing of applications per session
- Web and IP filtering (filtering by IP address, HTTP URL, TLS Server Name Indication, TLS Common Name)
- Management of blacklists
- Management of exception lists
- Automated preparation of filtering rules
- Management of DNS response substitution
- Management of user applications
- Configuration for automated report distribution
- Management of traffic recording to a remote server
- System status monitoring
- Viewing DPI node status (resource utilization, interface utilization)
- Viewing system logs and traffic processing kernel logs
- Viewing deployment queue
Functions managed through the command-line interface (CLI):
Functions managed through the API
Functions managed through the RADIUS server