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Project Objective
The objective of this project was to establish a centralized, resilient, and scalable State Network Operations Center (NOC) to efficiently manage and monitor rural broadband services under the BharatNet-II initiative. The focus was on ensuring seamless connectivity, proactive fault handling, and uninterrupted service delivery across rural regions.
Project Model
The project was executed under a Managed Service Model, covering end-to-end operations of NOC and GPON infrastructure. This approach enabled continuous monitoring, efficient network management, and optimized service delivery for large-scale rural broadband deployment.
Omnilink’s Uniqueness
Omnilink Technology successfully designed, implemented, and operated a highly resilient State NOC with High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) capabilities. The solution integrated 162+ GPON OLTs and 2680+ ONT nodes, along with advanced EMS tools for fault management, network topology, performance statistics, and automated ticketing systems. This ensured real-time visibility, efficient troubleshooting, and seamless network operations.
Integrated Value and Outcome
- Enabled 24×7 real-time monitoring of rural broadband networks
- Ensured quick issue identification and faster resolution
- Reduced service outages through proactive fault detection and analytics
- Implemented automated reporting and visualization for better insights
- Improved operational transparency and decision-making
- Enhanced network performance, uptime, and bandwidth utilization
- Delivered reliable connectivity across connected panchayats
Value for Client
The solution delivered a scalable, secure, and transparent network management framework, enabling efficient governance of rural internet infrastructure. It significantly enhanced citizen access to digital services such as G2G, G2B, and G2C, while ensuring reliable connectivity and proactive management of one of India’s largest rural broadband ecosystems.
