The broadband VoIP (Voice over IP Packet) media gateway, is a key element of a packet-based Next Generation Network (NGN). As a high-density carrier grade gateway, it can offer up to 10,000 DS0 channels and E1/T1 N+1 redundancy and STM-1 1+1 redundancy, while supporting a variety of voice codecs and high-quality VoIP service. Built for the networks of major telecommunication operators, it provides a stable communications network and high-quality service, reducing operator CAPEX/OPEX.
Application
- Toll switch substitution (TDM hair pin)
- MGW/TGW for Class 4 VoIP network service use
- MGW/TGW for Class 5 VoIP network service use
- PRI/R2 PBX and NGN VoIP network interconnect
Features
Scalability
Scalable capacity by modular extension
Customizing
simple customization using signaling protocols source developed in-house
3GPP Standard
Open standard interfaces
- Carrier grade reliability
- Modular scalability up to 10,000 DS0 channels
- Open standard interfaces
- Complete redundancy ensuring the highest reliability
- STM-1 1+1 , E1/T1 N+1 redundancy
- PSTN interfaces (E1, T1, STM-1)
- MEGACO protocol for softswitch connection (H.248, RFC3015)
- PRI interface (LAPD, IUA, SCTP)
- R2 interface
- SNMP protocol for NMS connection
- EMS/GUI for convenient centralized operation
- Signaling protocol source developed in-house allowing for fast, low-cost customization
- Extensive voice coding algorithms (G.711, G.729, G.723.1, EVRC, QCELP, etc)
- Extensive resource functions (Tone, DTMF, Announcement)
- Handles diverse FAX media (pass through, T.38)
- Experience with a variety of deployments with Korean, Japanese, and European carriers