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 Adapt Your Broadband Architectures
For 20 years, NET has built high-performance, multiservice platforms for the telecommunications service provider industry. Now, carriers deploying intelligent broadband services and voice-over IP can exploit this heritage.
Revolutionize your DSL service with NET's SCREAM® technology—a next-generation BRAS that delivers triple-play services with QoS guarantees. At the same time, harness the power of packet voice with SHOUT®—a fully featured media gateway for deploying wholesale, calling card, and hosted VoIP solutions. |
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 BRAS
The BRAS is an integral component for delivering the enhanced network services demanded of today's DSL providers and their retail ISP/ASP customers. More...
Triple Play (Voice, Video, and Data)
Providing an infrastructure capable of economically delivering voice, video, and data services to the mass consumer market takes a 'triple-play' platform. More...
Video & FSAN
The rapid deployment of Full Service Access Networks (FSAN) is critical to the future of wireline service providers. More...
TR-059
As a model whose primary purpose is to provide a framework for home networking services, TR-059 relies extensively on the BRAS device to deliver IP flow and session-level awareness where multiple services and applications share a common DSL line. More...
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Public Wi-Fi Networks
Today's wireless access controllers are ill-equipped to meet the demands of tomorrow's public Wi-Fi networks. More...
Wholesale VoIP and Calling Card Services
The SHOUT product portfolio presents a compelling alternative to ordinary media gateways for service providers delivering wholesale VoIP and calling card services. More...
Delivering VoIP to Enterprise Customers
Making the necessary leap from TDM to IP based voice services is challenging for enterprise customers. More...
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"The SCREAM solution combines subscriber management, IP routing and ATM switching in one platform," said Jeff Cloud, Director of OSS and Network Planning at BridgeCom. "It allows us to dynamically assign and manage CoS (class of service) per customer and to aggregate all off-net customer traffic at one location." |
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