Proven Cable Provisioning and Management at Scale with Intraway Provisioning Suite (IPS)

At Intraway, we specialize in resolving complex OSS business challenges while maximizing profitability for our clients. Our tailored solutions cater to diverse industries, ensuring efficiency, scalability, and sustainable growth.

What is Intraway Cable Provisioning Suite (IPS)?

The Intraway Provisioning Suite (IPS) is a Carrier-Class DOCSIS Provisioning Platform recognized for its reliability and scalability. IPS integrates embedded open-source DHCP for superior IP management, fraud detection and prevention, and avalanche control to ensure stability during high-demand situations.

Trusted by leading cable operators, IPS has been supporting and optimizing network operations for years, ensuring seamless management of over 40 million devices globally, including assisted IPv4 to IPv6 migrations.

Benefits of Cable Provisioning (IPS)

Scalability

Easily manage millions of devices without compromising performance.

Reliability

Award-winning platform recognized for its consistent delivery and robust infrastructure.

Efficiency

Streamline operations and reduce manual intervention with automated provisioning processes.

Flexibility

Supports diverse network architectures and service offerings, adaptable to your specific needs.

Advanced Fraud Control

Enhance network security by detecting and preventing unauthorized access.

Avalanche Control

Mitigate overload risks by intelligently managing high traffic or device surges.

Seamless IPv4 to IPv6 Migration

Simplify and accelerate large-scale IP transitions with built-in migration support.

How Intraway Provisioning Suite (IPS) works

IPS operates by integrating seamlessly with your existing network infrastructure, providing end-to-end automation for device provisioning, configuration, and management. It ensures that every device on your network is correctly configured and ready to deliver the best possible service to your customers.

With fraud prevention mechanisms and avalanche control, IPS guarantees stability and security even during critical situations. Additionally, it supports the efficient migration from IPv4 to IPv6, helping operators modernize their networks effortlessly.

The activation process with IPS involves:

Device Registration

The device is registered in the IPS system.

Configuration

IPS sends the necessary configuration and firmware to the device.

Provisioning

The device is provisioned with the correct settings for the subscriber’s service.

Verification

IPS verifies that the device is correctly configured and operational, ensuring seamless service delivery.

FAQ about Cable Provisioning

What is DOCSIS?

DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification) is an international telecommunications standard that allows high-speed data transfer over existing cable TV (CATV) systems. It enables cable operators to offer internet, telephone, and video services to customers. For more information, you can visit the DOCSIS main page.

PacketCable is a set of specifications developed by CableLabs that enables cable operators to deliver advanced IP-based multimedia services, such as VoIP (Voice over IP), video conferencing, and other real-time communications over a DOCSIS network. It ensures seamless integration and operation of these services across cable networks.

An Embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapter (EMTA) is a device that combines the functions of a cable modem and a telephone adapter in one unit. It allows cable operators to offer both high-speed internet and telephony services to customers. The EMTA converts digital voice signals into an analog format for traditional telephones and manages internet connectivity through the DOCSIS standard.

Set-Top Boxes (STB) are devices that receive, decode, and display digital television signals on a TV. They can also include interactive features like video on demand, DVR (Digital Video Recorder) capabilities, and access to internet-based services. STBs work by receiving signals from a cable or satellite provider, processing the data, and sending it to the TV for viewing.

Book a Demo