EPC HaloB
Khomp LTE/4G Core Network Solution
Description
Wireless Internet service providers need a way to ensure continuity of service to their subscribers. With EPC HaloB enabled on your LTE base station, functions such as MME (Mobility Management Entity), SGW (Serving Gateway), PGW (Packet Data Network Gateway), HSS (Home Subscriber) and PCRF (Policy and Charging Rule Function) are guaranteed in operation.
This is because EPC HaloB is the LTE core network solution that eliminates the transport layer between the Evolved Packet Core (EPC) and the eNodeB, keeping critical control plane signaling on-premises.
EPC HaloB is a Khomp solution that works by activating software features. Khomp developed its Core with 5G in mind, with high availability, high performance, and centralized monitoring and management.
Application Models
- An eNodeB base station with EPC HaloB Khomp uses a TR-069 connection to download subscriber information from the provider. If a new subscriber tries to connect to the eNodeB, it queries the OMC (Operations Management Console) to validate and store its information. Once stored in the eNodeB memory, the UE (user equipment) will remain connected. In the event of an eNodeB or UE reboot, the connection only needs to check the local memory data of the EPC HaloB for the UE to reconnect.
Other EPC HaloB Exclusive Features
- Alarm monitoring: know all the events that can occur in the system; KPI: Periodic performance indicators; Network Access System: to keep user equipment always online; Plug and play implementation; Lower cost due to a simplified structure; No need to invest in physical hardware to store the network EPC. Each eNodeB has embedded software with the EPC HaloB.
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