ISP access controller workflow diagram

ISP Access Controller

  • Gateway between the ISP uplink and customers
  • Internet per account plan; limit by time, speed or traffic
  • Dual 10 Gbps fibre, optional 2 x 40 Gbps
  • PON gateway and wireless captive-portal controller
  • VLANs, LAG, tunneling, firewall, DHCP, DNS, QoS; centrally managed
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Description

The ISP Access Controller sits between your upstream ISP link and your subscribers. It connects to the ISP on one interface, and customers use it as their gateway on another, receiving internet service according to their assigned account plan. Access can be limited by time, speed or traffic volume, and the controller works with the management system for central control and plan provisioning.

ISP access controller between the ISP uplink and customers: customers use it as a gateway and receive internet per account plan with time, speed and traffic limits, communicating with the management system
ISP uplink on one side, subscribers on the other, with per-plan access control and central management.

Features

  • Sits between your ISP uplink and your customers: connects to the ISP on one interface, customers use it as their gateway on another
  • Delivers internet to each customer based on their assigned account plan
  • Enforce limits by time, speed or traffic volume
  • Dual 10 Gbps fibre ports, upgradable to 2 × 40 Gbps on request
  • Ideal as a PON gateway or a wireless captive-portal controller
  • Supports VLANs, Link Aggregation, Tunneling, Custom Firewall Rules, DHCP, DNS and Traffic Priority
  • Communicates with the management system for central control and account plans