openXPON Certified

A mark a vendor requests, and pays for, per ONU or OLT model. The vendor supplies binaries or source code, so the protocol is simulated against openXPON, and equipment, an FPGA or a simulator, so the test bench can watch memory, CPU and leaks through every benchmark and a long run at accelerated time while modes and configuration change.

A buyer gets a model shown to work at any time and under any use by a large body of validated tests, instead of a manual checklist a technician can forget; an open-source firmware adds updates and possible gains in performance or stability. The method is public, and every test and benchmark result is published here and can be reproduced.