Found GenieACS MariaDB at 10.100.80.100 (NOT 10.5.14.21 as
configured in ext scripts — that IP was stale/blocked).
Provisioning data:
- 1,713 WiFi entries (858 unique Deco MACs → SSID/password)
- 797 VoIP entries (469 unique RCMG ONT serials → SIP creds)
- WiFi keyed by Deco MAC (403F8C OUI), VoIP by ONT serial
Complete chain verified:
ONT serial (RCMG) → fibre table (OLT/slot/port)
→ device table (delivery_id)
→ delivery (account_id → ERPNext customer)
→ VoIP provisioning (SIP credentials)
→ WiFi provisioning (via linked Deco MAC)
Reconciliation: 2,499 RCMG serials addressable, 2,003 have
full fibre+device chain, 282 have VoIP provisioning attached.
3,185 TPLG serials, 2,935 in both fibre and device tables.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Full data export and cross-reference analysis:
- 7,550 GenieACS devices with IPs, deviceId, tags
- 6,720 legacy devices (raisecom, tplink, onu categories)
- 16,056 fibre table entries (OLT frame/slot/port/ontid, VLANs)
- 8,434 legacy services linked to devices
Key finding: CWMP serial ≠ physical serial. Only 22/7,550 devices
are tagged with their physical serial (RCMG/TPLG). Raisecom MAC
is extractable from CWMP serial suffix. TP-Link CWMP serial = sticker
serial for ONT models.
Matching strategy documented: tag-based, MAC-based, OLT port-based.
Recommends bulk tagging via OLT query as first step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
