OLT PRIME

OLT PRIME manages fiber networks built on OLT GPON and EPON. This is its
field app — the part a technician carries.

You need an OLT PRIME account to sign in. Accounts are issued by your network operator to its own staff; there is no public sign-up.

WHAT YOU CAN DO FROM A PHONE

• Find a subscriber by serial number or name and see their line straight away online or down, signal level, how long it has been up, and why it dropped.

• Read the same detail the desk sees: optical power, traffic, service ports, Ethernet ports, WAN and Wi-Fi.

• Install a new subscriber. The device you just connected shows up in the discovery list — register it, set its VLAN and service profile, and enter the
PPPoE login without phoning the office.

• Act on a line that is misbehaving: reboot the router, or replace a failed one by swapping its serial.

• See what is broken now across every OLT you run, with the alarms still active.

• Check the OLTs themselves — reachable or not, how loaded, what is alarming.

Alarms can arrive as a notification, so a subscriber going dark is something you
hear about rather than something you go looking for.

The app is written in English and Arabic, and lays out right-to-left properly in
Arabic — not a translation bolted onto a left-to-right screen.
It connects to whichever OLT PRIME server your operator runs: ours, or their own if they host it themselves.

prime-olt.com

Recent changes:
Default – English (United States) – en-US
- Fixed Arabic text when removing an old registration. - Clearer message when a device's page cannot be opened remotely — it now says the device software is too old, instead of a technical error. - Turning remote page access on or off now responds straight away. - Small fixes and wording improvements.