The 5G Access Gateway Function (AGF) definition is the result of a joint initiative between the Broadband Forum (BBF) and the GSMA’s 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). This function, which resides between the wireline access infrastructure and wireless core network, allows connectivity to the 5G Core. The 5G core acts as the backbone infrastructure for services typically delivered via a wireline network.
Historically, FMC has been challenging to implement properly. The collaboration of industry standards bodies including the Broadband Forum (BBF), the GSMA’s 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), and CableLabs signifies a stark change in the approach to convergence. The definition and adoption of a common core infrastructure supporting both fixed and wireless access will benefit the majority of operators, who are actively seeking new ways to revitalize margins and customer satisfaction.
By embracing 5G WWC and its disaggregated architecture, operators will be able to deliver a unified, seamless user experience across fixed and mobile networks. WWC can be a strategic differentiator, enabling consistent treatment of business traffic, application prioritization, comprehensive security, enterprise analytics, consistent parental controls, seamless “premium user” services and more!
The xMEG Series is Benu Network’s high performance hardware deployment option.
Benu Networks’ virtual Multiservice Edge Gateway (vMEG) is software instance solution.
Offering advanced subscriber management, dynamic routing capabilities, as well as a robust set of functionalities that empower service providers to become more agile, dynamic, and scalable to meet consumer demand.
MHN solution delivers cutting-edge services and network management for residential subscribers.
The MDU solution provides connectivity throughout multiple dwelling units, value added services, and management portals for property owners and operators.
The Remote Workforce or Teleworker Solution bundles network services like advanced security, device management, device-based policies, bandwidth control, and more.
