This is the first of a series of posts about how to use TR-069 to manage DS2 powerline networks.
TR-069 is a suite of standard protocols created by the DSL Forum (now Broadband Forum) to manage end-user devices in broadband networks, such as DSL routers, IPTV Set-Top-Boxes or VoIP adapters. With TR-069, service providers can remotely control powerline devices and perform management tasks.
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DS2 is a leading provider of semiconductors for high-speed communications over existing wires. Because DS2 chips can operate over power lines, phone lines and coaxial cable, users don't need to install new Ethernet wires in order to set up a robust wired network.
DS2 technology is widely used in many markets, including consumer home networks, IPTV distribution applications, Smart Grid or Ethernet over Coax services.
DS2 was founded in 1998 and has more than 130 employees distributed in offices in Santa Clara, Tokyo, Taipei and Valencia (Spain).
