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Cisco Broadband Access Center 3.8 Administrator Guide
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Chapter 7 Parameter Dictionaries
Using Default Dictionaries
Figure 7-1 illustrates the schema of a parameter dictionary.
Figure 7-1 Parameter Dictionary Schema
Configuration or firmware rules template processing fails during instruction generation if there are errors
in the template. To avoid configuration instruction generation errors, ensure that all:
• The object names and parameter names exist in the dictionary.
• The parameter values specified in templates directly or through substitutable parameters are of the
type specified in the dictionary.
• Parameters that are not writable do not have a value. However, they may have the notification, access
control, or both attributes set in configuration templates.
Using Default Dictionaries
This Cisco BAC release provides default dictionaries according to the parameters defined in the TR-069,
the TR-098, TR-104, TR-181, and the TR-196 specifications. Each of the specifications cover the
following data models:
• TR-069—Internet Gateway Device data model 1.0.
• TR-098—Internet Gateway Device data model 1.1, including extensive QoS capabilities.
• TR-104—VoIP data model for gateway or standalone ATA.
• TR-181—Device data model for TR-069 issue 2 amendment 2.
• TR-196—Femto Access Point Service data model amendment 1 and issue 2.
For administrative convenience, the basic-cwmp-dictionary.xml dictionary provides a combination of all
standard parameters (TR-098 and TR-104).
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attributes
name
ParameterDictionary
1..
writable
Parameter
0..
SupportsNotification
Writable
Readable
Type
Name
object
object