REST API for managing work orders

Triad Location API

Triad Subscriber REST API

Triad's Device API

Triad Phone API

ETI's Node API

APIs for interacting with netconf telemetry exporter.

ETI Triad Notes API

ONT API

REST API for managing circuit inventory

REST API for managing PPV Events

Triad Resource Pool API for VLAN Subsystem Access.

ETI Service API

Triad Work Queue API

Integration as a Service

Command Library Generator API

ETI's Triad Custom Field API

IPv4 API for managing IP Address Pools.

Triad License API

Triad REST API for exposing CLI Operations.

cbcommon database

cborg1000 database

Radius API

Broadband Forum virtual lab.

In PacketCable, an embedded interface refers to a Multimedia Terminal Adapter (MTA), or E-MTA, integrated directly into a DOCSIS 1.1 cable modem. This contrasts with a standalone MTA (S-MTA) which requires a separate modem. The E-MTA offers advantages like improved system performance and the potential for specific performance enhancements that are not possible with standalone MTAs, but comes with the requirement of developing the MTA functions within the DOCSIS modem. PacketCable and Multimedia: PacketCable is a standard for delivering real-time multimedia services over cable networks. Multimedia Terminal Adapter (MTA): An MTA is essential for voice-over-IP (VoIP) capabilities within PacketCable. Embedded MTA (E-MTA): The E-MTA is integrated into the DOCSIS cable modem, offering a streamlined approach and potentially improved performance. Standalone MTA (S-MTA): The S-MTA is a separate device that requires a DOCSIS modem to connect to the cable network. Benefits of E-MTAs: Some performance enhancements can only be implemented in an E-MTA. Interface Requirements: For PacketCable, the POTS interface must comply with GR-909.