Webinar - Improving TR-069 and USP Interoperability Through Certification

In this special live session with Matt Langlois, learn what to test in your Wi-Fi routers, APs and mesh systems beyond just physical layer performance. Keep reading

The latest update to the Broadband Forum data models includes support for 5G fixed wireless, new broadband speed tests, and parental controls. Here's how they work and how you can test them! Keep reading

Your Wi-Fi routers, APs, and broadband CPE products all benefit from test automation Test automation is an important step for developers of software. Software development has moved steadily toward Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) to produce, test, and deploy updates to meet customers needs quickly. For those building complex devices like broadband gateways, Wi-Fi routers, or other networking products, the pressure to move towards this type of development presents unique challenges. Keep reading

Performance can make or break your product When developing or deploying broadband CPE, Wi-Fi routers, or home/business network devices, what are the things you should look for when testing performance? It’s more than just simply sending max-rate data through your device. Many different factors can affect your product’s performance - here’s six tips to guide you when qualifying your device performance during test and development. What is performance testing? Performance testing exercises your product's network processing ability. Keep reading

In this special session with experts from F-Secure and QA Cafe, you’ll learn about best practices for secure home gateway design and deployment throughout the product life cycle, and how security applications developed by experts and deployed on the CPE can help keep users safe in a hyper-connected world. Keep reading

Our free guide for service providers covers the top ways that hackers target your subscriber's home network and a development checklist to protect your brand, your network, and your customers. Keep reading

Timothy Winters, QA Cafe’s Chief Technology Officer, is featured on APNIC, the Asia Pacific source of IP address distribution, with a blog post about Testing Transition Mechanisms in IPv6-Only Networks. What are the major roadblocks when testing IPv6 transition mechanisms? An excerpt: Moving to an IPv6-only network makes the most economical sense for the future, but legacy IPv4 hosts and services will continue to exist for some time. This means that operators need mechanisms that allow IPv4 packets to route through their IPv6-only network. Keep reading

Securing home/soho routers and WiFi network devices has become the most important topic for vendors and service providers. Here's how performing security traffic analysis during testing - before deployment - can avoid unnecessary costs, avoid brand damage, and guarantee a quality end-user experience. Keep reading

Learn how to go to market faster with your Apple HomeKit-enabled router implementation in this special webinar. Keep reading

The Broadband Forum Connected Home Council is hosting a series of FREE TRAINING SESSIONS on USP (TR-369) surrounding the BBF's Q2 Virtual Meeting the weeks of June 15 and 22nd. These sessions are open to the public. Keep reading