remote_optimization

Remote device remediation is automated by wrapping the FAE batch optimize interface to issue targeted actions like device restart, channel switching, or power adjustments for single-user faults. You provide execution strategies, rectification methods, and timing inputs to receive structured status logs.

Remote network optimization actions support three execution strategies: immediate, idle, and scheduled. These strategies dictate when the FAE platform applies remediation methods such as device restarts, channel switching, or power adjustments to resolve single-user faults.

To trigger an immediate remote optimization task from the command line, run the tool with the strategy set to immediate and specify the rectification method, such as passing strategy and method parameters to apply remote actions for a single fault.

Yes, you can use a config file to pass parameters for FAE batch optimization. The tool accepts a config input alongside strategy, rectification method, and operation time to orchestrate remote remediation actions and return a structured output with task ID and status.

Yes, the remote optimization tool returns structured stdout containing the task status and task_id. Both JSON and CLI entrypoints provide this structured output, enabling automated tracking of the remote remediation actions issued through the FAE platform.

You should use scheduled remote remediation instead of immediate execution when single-user faults require actions like device restart or channel switching during specific maintenance windows. The scheduled strategy applies optimizations at a defined operation time to minimize network disruption.