SAMSUNG NETWORK MIGRATION & DIAGRAMS

An internal production tool for network engineers migrating Samsung small-cell infrastructure from 4G to 5G. Field teams upload a port file as Excel; the system parses the circuit paths it contains, extracts the structured fields engineers would otherwise key in by hand, assigns router and VDU ports, and renders the result as a live topology diagram that can be exported or printed as physical equipment labels.

• Extraction engine. Config-driven regex patterns with priority ordering and confidence scoring, a fallback parser for unknown formats, and logging of anything unmatched so the pattern set grows from real data.
• Derived-field provenance. Every value set by a rule records its source, timestamp and the user who triggered it, so automation is auditable rather than invisible.
• Front-end performance. A 48-field, 42-column grid virtualized for scroll performance, with inline editing, deferred input state and optimistic saves.
• Hardware bridge. A .NET service sitting between the browser and the printer SDK, authenticated to the API with a service token.

• Circuit Path Extraction EnginePriority-ordered, config-driven patterns that score each extraction for confidence, fall back to a secondary parser for unknown formats, and log what they could not parse so new variants are configuration rather than code.
• Cascading Auto-PopulationEditing one field derives the related ones through three mapping services, with each auto-set value recorded alongside its source, timestamp and user in a provenance column.
• Virtualized Assignment GridA 42-column grid over large record sets, virtualized for scroll performance with inline editing, deferred input state and optimistic saves.
• Port Mapping IntelligenceRadio ports are deduplicated against an explicit removed-value sentinel, VDU quadrants assigned cyclically from the gNodeB ID, and circuit-path keywords mapped to their CA, BMC and OAM ports.
• Cross-Stack Label PrintingBrowsers cannot drive a printer SDK directly, so a small .NET service sits between, authenticating to the API with a service token and driving the Brother SDK over COM interop.
• Label Printing & Deployment ProvisioningJWT-secured .NET service bridging the browser to the Brother b-PAC SDK, with token refresh and deployment-state tracking for batch printing.