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iCore 2G GSN - GPRS Support Node

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The iCore 2G GSN is a compact, carrier-grade GPRS support node facilitating GPRS and EDGE packet data access. The platform can be deployed as a Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN), Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) or both. Designed to cost-effectively introduce data services to a 2G network, this node fits into the iCore 2G-3G-4G product portfolio as shown below. This architecture enables operators to evolve to future generations through software plug-ins, increasing flexibility and reducing cost of upgrades. As with all Tecore products, the GSN is fully compliant with the applicable 3GPP standards, is available on a standalone basis on a range of carrier-grade hardware platforms, and can also be integrated as a blade in a complete iCore network system. The iCore 2G GSN has been deployed in standalone and roaming networks connecting with infrastructure and devices from the industry’s leading vendors.


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Target markets include:

  • Rural network operators introducing data services or needing to add packet data support to maintain roaming agreements
  • Remote islands, villages, and oil fields
  • Operators in developing markets offering data services
  • Rapid deployment systems for emergency communications restoration
  • Transportable networks including vehicle-mounted, airborne and maritime systems
  • Government and military data applications
  • Enterprise and university campuses


Features and Benefits
Streamlined architecture that is scalable and combines features of both SGSN and GGSN in the same physical node

Interoperable with any 3GPP standards-compliant eNodeBs

Built on Linux OS


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