Juniper elements in GPRS/3G networks

From: Nigel Nolo (wimjam@gmx.co.uk)
Date: Wed Dec 19 2001 - 03:48:23 EST

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Hi,
I have been following this list for a while, and noticed that it is quite
active. I am working in the area of 3G/GPRS packet core networks. I am doing
a survey on how widely juniper elements are implemented in the 3G/GPRS packet
core networks. I know that Juniper is teaming up with Ericsson, but which
elements are involved (M5,M10,...) and is how does the Ericsson code (GTP
tunnelling, APNs and so on) fit with JUNOS, and what is the compliance with 3GPP
Rel 99 and Rel 4 and 5.

Looking forward to some feedback.

Best regards.

Nigel

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