GTP-Proxy
Leissner has developed a cost-efficient and GTP-Proxy using virtual servers and Linux, and incorporated all the services of a flexibel and easy-to-manage service. Leissner GTP-Proxy has a proven track record of interoperability with numerous Packet Gatways connected to Mobile Network Operators – MNO – in different parts of the world.
GTP-Proxy is a part of a complete suite of mobile core components in Leissner MVNE/MVNO Mobile Core. This suite of flexible functionality empowers MVNO and MVNEs to stay ahead of competition and gives low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
Leissner GTP-Proxy proxies incoming GTPv1 and GTPv2 requests to PGWs. It uses APN and/or IMSI to select a route for the incoming request and then the request is routed to a PGW using IP. The proxy stores information from the request that is later used when forwarding the response from the PGW.
GTP-Proxy features
| Features | ||
|---|---|---|
| Services | APN routing | ● |
| IMSI routing | ● | |
| Combined APN and IMSI routing | ● | |
| PGW IP destinations | ● | |
| Load sharing destinations | ● | |
| Monitoring | SNMP | ● |
| Supported protocols | GTPv1 | ● |
| GTPv2 | ● | |
| System Management | CLI | ● |
| Network | GRX | ● |
| Management | ● | |
| Architecture | Virtual Machine | ● |
| Linux | ● | |
| Dedicated Intel based driver | ○ |
● = Standard function, included
○ = Optional function
