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Topics in Information Security TR-069 Other forums, such as the Home Gateway Initiative (HGI), Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) and WiMAX Forum endorsed CWMP as the protocol for remote management of home network devices and terminals (such as the DVB IPTV set-top box). There is a growing trend to add TR-069 management functionality to home networking devices behind the gateway, as well as many other access devices like M2M,[3] FTTH CPE/ONTs, WIMAX CPE[4] and other carrier access equipment. Communication between the device and ACS[edit] Transport details[edit] CWMP is a text based protocol. Provisioning session[edit] All communications and operations are performed in the scope of the provisioning session. In the second stage, orders are transmitted from the device to the ACS. In the third stage the roles change on the CWMP level. Security and authentication[edit] Connection request[edit] CR over NAT[edit] The CWMP protocol also defines a mechanism for reaching the devices that are connected behind NAT (e.g. Data model[edit]