Device configuration via CWMP

All CWMP parameters are configured on the command line either by a script file or by the manufacturer-specific RPC X_LANCOM_DE_Command.

Configuration via script

The CWMP download command <cwmp:download> is used to configure the device by means of a script file (*.lcs). The file type is 3 Vendor Configuration File. The URL is the address of the server where the configuration script is stored.

Note: LANconfig files of the *.lcf format are not supported.

Configuration by means of manufacturer-specific RPC X_LANCOM_DE_Command

The X_LANCOM_DE_Command function is defined as follows:

Request

<cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command>
<Command> CLI-Kommando </Command>
</cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command>

Response

<cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_CommandResponse>
<Status>1</Status>
<Result>1</Result>
</cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_CommandResponse>

The following example sets the IPv4 address of the device to the "INTRANET":

<cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command>
<Command>set /Setup/TCP-IP/Network-list/INTRANET {IP-address} 192.168.80.1</Command>
</cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command>

Due to the asynchronous execution of the console commands, the X_LANCOM_DE_Command always reports a successful execution of the command, regardless of whether the command was executed correctly or not. A successful execution requires the config status to be read out under Status > Config. To check the configuration status, you can read out the following CWMP parameters before or after using the script or X_LANCOM_DE_Command:

InternetGatewayDevice.DeviceInfo.X_LANCOM_DE_ConfigVersion
InternetGatewayDevice.DeviceInfo.X_LANCOM_DE_LastScriptComment
InternetGatewayDevice.DeviceInfo.X_LANCOM_DE_LastScriptErrorLine
InternetGatewayDevice.DeviceInfo.X_LANCOM_DE_LastScriptSuccessful

Note: The values correspond to the status values under Status > Config.

Configuration by means of manufacturer-specific RPC X_LANCOM_DE_CommandResponse

The function X_LANCOM_DE_CommandResponse is executed synchronous and has a return value. The function is defined as follows:

Request

<cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command_Response>
  <Command>ls /Status/Current-Time</Command>
</cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command_Response>

Response

<cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command_ResponseResponse>
  <Status xsi:type="xsi:unsignedInt">1</Status>
  <Result xsi:type="xsi:string">Current-Time  INFO:    11/30/2017 09:54:49</Result>
</cwmp:X_LANCOM_DE_Command_ResponseResponse>

The function returns the following return values:

Parameter: <Status type="xsd:unsignedInt">[1/0]</Status> 1 = no errors, 0 = Error during execution
Parameter: <Result type="xsd:string">[Output]</Result> Output = Output according to console (max. 2048 characters, more characters are cut off)