Products — Fiber Mapping

Your plant is a map, not a spreadsheet

Every OLT, splitter and ONU placed on a real map with the fiber runs between them — plan capacity, trace a fault to a street corner, and hand a new technician the network in one screen.

The map itself

This is the module, drawn live

One OLT, three splitters, ten ONUs — light pulses where fiber is lit, a blinking blast radius where it isn't, optical readings floating over the plant. Your map looks like this, with your hardware on it.

Tap any fiber to cut it

All 12 ONUs online

Light on every fiber, optical readings live. One ONU is running a weak signal at −26.8 dBm.

What it does

Fiber Mapping, in specifics

Live plant map

OLTs, splitters and ONUs positioned geographically with the runs between them — the physical network as it actually hangs.

Fault tracing

Follow a failure from the subscriber back through the splitter chain to the OLT port — the blast radius of any cut is visible instantly.

Capacity planning

Splitter utilization on the map shows where the next expansion goes — and where you're about to run out of ports.

Institutional memory

The plant knowledge that lives in your senior technician's head, drawn where the whole team can see it.

Under the hood

For the reader who wants the details

Priced for big plants

Part of Premium, whatever the size of the plant
  • Part of Premium and priced per user — mapping 5,000 ONUs costs the same as mapping 50, because the map is most valuable exactly when the plant is big.
  • Map objects link to live devices, so the drawing and the network never drift apart.
PlanPremium
Per-node chargeNone
Linked toLive OLT/ONU state

How it's priced

Which plan includes it

Fiber mapping is part of Premium, priced per user like the rest of the platform. The size of the plant you draw never changes the bill.

Create your account

Launch your ISP on CoreSync today

Tell us who you are and we will set up your workspace, walk you through onboarding and help you import your existing subscribers.

  1. 1Create your workspace — your own subdomain, branding and paybill.
  2. 2Connect your network — routers, RADIUS and OLTs, with our engineers on the call.
  3. 3Import subscribers and go live — from your current system or a spreadsheet.