Parameter audits and configuration integrity
Drift from the configuration baseline detected after every release and rollout, with the correction proposed to your engineer.
Results
Drift left after each release and rollout.
Every cell checked against the configuration baseline after each change.
Video recap
At a glance
For
Configuration management and RAN optimization teams
Replaces
Manual parameter audits run a few times a year
Data used
Configuration data, the configuration baseline, software release records and PM counters
Runs on
Your cloud or on-prem, every major vendor, 2G to 5G
The problem
Every software release, rollout or manual change can move parameters away from the baseline. Most deviations are small, and they add up.
Audits run a few times a year, so drift is found when its effect is already on the KPIs.
How it works
Confirm
After the correction, the agent checks the cell again and confirms it is back on baseline.
What changed in the configuration after last week's software release, and which changes hurt KPIs?
Every deviation from the baseline since the release, its impact on KPIs and the correction proposed.
Frequently asked questions
Which baseline does it compare against?
Your own configuration baseline: the rules your engineers define per vendor, technology and cell type.
Which vendors and technologies does it support?
All major vendors and technologies, from 2G to 5G. The data from every vendor in your network is brought into one model before the agents work on it.
Does the platform change anything on the network by itself?
No. The agents compare and propose. Your engineers decide, and changes go through your own systems.
What data do you need from us?
The configuration of your network, your baseline rules and the KPIs. The platform runs on your cloud or on-prem, so the data stays on your infrastructure.
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See what your last release changed.
Bring one region. We run the agents on your data and show you every deviation from the baseline.
