PPPoE & IPoE termination
Reliable session termination for both PPPoE and IPoE subscribers at ISP scale.
BNG
Broadband Network Gateway
The subscriber edge of your ISP — terminating PPPoE and IPoE sessions, assigning addresses and enforcing per-user policy at scale.
The BNG (Broadband Network Gateway, sometimes BRAS) is where your subscribers actually connect to the network. It terminates their PPPoE or IPoE sessions, assigns addresses, applies their speed and policy from RADIUS, and accounts for their usage — thousands of sessions at once, without breaking a sweat.
We deploy and tune BNGs for internet service providers, integrated with the RADIUS and billing that drive them, and sized for the session counts and throughput your growth needs.
What our BNG deployments handle
Address assignment
Dynamic IPv4 and IPv6 address assignment, pools and CGNAT where required.
Per-user policy
Speed profiles, quotas and QoS applied per subscriber from RADIUS at login.
Accounting
Session and usage accounting that feeds your billing and fair-usage policy.
Scale & redundancy
Sized for your session counts with redundancy so subscribers stay connected.
How we deliver
1
Plan
We size the BNG for your session counts, throughput and addressing strategy.
2
Integrate AAA
We connect it to RADIUS so policy and accounting are centralised.
3
Deploy
We roll it into the core with change control to protect live subscribers.
4
Scale & support
We grow capacity as you add subscribers, with 24/7 support.
Frequently asked
Do you deploy Linux or vendor BNGs?
Both — we work with Linux-based BNGs and vendor platforms, choosing what fits your scale and budget.
Can the BNG do CGNAT and IPv6?
Yes, we handle IPv4 pools with CGNAT and dual-stack IPv6 addressing.
How does it tie into billing?
Through RADIUS accounting — sessions and usage flow into the billing and reporting we set up.
Build a subscriber edge that scales.
We'll deploy a BNG sized for where your ISP is heading.
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