Availability:

This feature is introduced in M2000 V200R012C00.

Summary:

This feature provides the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) interface, which complies with the TMF615 specification. 

Benefits:

?  The SOAP interface allows a third-party system to centrally manage M2000 users and rights. The SOAP interface also assists in building a security management platform. As a result, OPEX are reduced and network security risks are minimized. 

?  The SOAP interface adopts the standard SOAP, which increases the return on investment (ROI) for telecom operators and reduces integration costs. 

Description:

After integration with the M2000 through the SOAP interface, the third-party system communicates with the M2000 in SOAP over HTTPS mode to centrally manage M2000 users and rights.

In compliance with the TMF615 specification, this feature provides the following functions: 

?  Creates, deletes, modifies, suspends, and activates user accounts. 
?  Sets, expires, resets, and verifies passwords.
?  Queries user account lists, rights, and IDs.
?  Queries account logs.

Enhancement:

None

Dependency:

None 

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