Richard Holme 8fb0942ea0 2025-04-07: v10.0.0 (Jackdaw)
Changes from v9.0.9
Added
- Instance based permissions
- Reason and Cause arguments have been added to Device.Reboot(),
Device.FactoryReset() and Device.Boot!
- Get response only contains the names of objects that also have Obj
read permissions (in addition to Param read permissions) (USPv1.4)

Fixed
- Potential memory leak in DEVICE_SECURITY_SetALPN
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OB-USP-AGENT

Open Broadband-User Services Platform-Agent (OB-USP-Agent) is an open source project that is focused on creating a reference implementation of the User Services Platform (USP) specification from an "Agent" perspective. USP is a remote management and control protocol where management entities are separated between the Agent and the Controller. A USP Agent is responsible for exposing a set of "Service Elements" (essentially, a data model composed of objects and parameters that represent a specific set of functionality) for consumption by a Controller. While USP is capable of being used in many different environments, the home network is expected to be the most common environment, and in this environment a USP Agent would reside in a piece of Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), e.g. broadband home router, Wi-Fi access point, IoT gateway.

Quick Start

For build instructions, please refer to QUICK_START_GUIDE.

Contributing

Thank you for your interest in contributing! Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for guidance.

Wiki Access

Please also see our WIKI for more details about the project.

Description
OB-USP-AGENT is a system daemon providing a User Services Platform (USP) Agent. https://github.com/BroadbandForum/obuspa/wiki
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