The reason why Splynx ACS is licensed separately is that it requires continuous maintenance, development, and support to ensure that it supports various types of CPEs. With each new release or a new CPE model being introduced to the market, our developers have to update and test the module to ensure that it works flawlessly. This requires a significant amount of time and resources.


From v4.1 we have decided to drastically reduce our mid-high-volume pricing compared to our previous version's policy.

The reason for changing the way our ACS is priced is due to the feedback we received from our medium-large enterprise customers who are the typical customers who are making use of the ACS capabilities.

Previously we were increasing the regular Splynx license user count for the use of ACS device at a fixed rate $0.5/per device compared to now charging 100$ per 1000 devices ($0.1/ device) is a considerable reduction in costs associated with using this feature.

Here is an example to compare the pricing:

Old pricing

• 500 ACS devices = $250/month
• 2000 ACS devices = $1000/month

• 500 ACS devices = $100/month
• 2000 ACS devices = $200/month

Yes, as it is an open-source solution, you can definitely use GenieACS as a standalone system with its default interface and capabilities. However in this case it won’t be connected with Splynx database, networking module and interface.

Splynx ACS is a front-end extension connected to GenieACS - TR-069 remote management solution with advanced device provisioning capabilities. It can work with any device that supports the TR-069 protocol. The server auto-detects the device’s parameter tree making no assumptions about the device’s data model.

Yes, as all other features/modules ACS is available during the Splynx trial period. In case you are existing customer and you have never used ACS before, we provide 30-day free trial for ACS module with a possibility to add up to 100 devices.

To enable ACS in Splynx, navigate to Config → Integrations → Main modules → Enable the toggle for TR-069 (ACS) under Networking → click Save. For more information check out our documentation guide.

Splynx ACS itself supports secure communication protocols such as HTTPS and SSL, and it also includes features like two-factor authentication and user permissions.

HTTP connection will work quicker but data sent/received by the CPE device will not encrypted. HTTPS data is encrypted, but it will work slower and some devices may fail to connect due to being unable to check the validity of your SSL certificate.

For CWMP connections established over secure VPN tunnel/private network its best to use HTTP protocol and HTTPS when data is sent over the Internet.

For a device to be provisioned after it’s being reset you need to ensure two things:

1. Device should be able to establish a network connection to the ACS server
2. Device should have TR-069 client settings in place to be able to initiate a CWMP connection and be provisioned