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SES S.A. O3b mPOWER

About

The SES S.A. O3b mPOWER connector brings real-time visibility of O3b mPOWER terminals into DataMiner. It brings together status, performance, and location insights, letting network teams, NOCs, and service providers monitor their MEO services from a single pane of glass.

Key Features

  • Centralized terminal monitoring: Track terminal status and service health across your O3b mPOWER footprint in one place.
  • Real-time performance insights: Follow throughput, latency, packet loss, signal quality (Es/No), and usage volumes per terminal.
  • Geospatial awareness: Visualize terminal latitude/longitude, altitude, and heading to add context to performance and operations.
  • Built for scale: Efficient polling and trending designed for large fleets and high-frequency updates.
  • Seamless DataMiner experience: Leverage dashboards, alarms, and history to accelerate troubleshooting and SLA assurance.

Use Cases

Terminal Status Overview

Challenge: Operations teams need a fleet-wide view of terminal performance and status.

Solution: The connector centralizes live metrics per terminal in DataMiner.

Benefit: Faster triage and clearer situational awareness across the network.

Proactive Monitoring

Challenge: Detecting degradations before customers are impacted.

Solution: Continuously monitor latency, packet loss, throughput, and Es/No to surface anomalies early.

Benefit: Proactive assurance, reduced MTTR, and fewer escalations.

Insight in Usage Patterns

Challenge: Understanding usage patterns for capacity planning and customer support.

Solution: Track forward/return volumes and throughput to identify trends and right-size resources.

Benefit: Data-driven capacity management and improved customer experience.

Technical Reference

Prerequisites

  • A valid SES O3b mPOWER API account with required permissions.
  • DataMiner version 10.3.0 or higher.
  • Connectivity to https://ses-n-brace.com via HTTPS (port 443).
Note

For implementation details (authentication, subscriptions, configuration pages, and metric tables), refer to the technical documentation.