netElastic's virtual Broadband Network Gateway (vBNG)

The Leading Virtual Broadband Network Gateway

netElastic’s virtual Broadband Network Gateway (vBNG) enables ISPs to grow their business and meet increasing bandwidth demands through a software-based, disaggregated architecture. Unlike traditional proprietary BNGs, netElastic runs on cost-effective x86-based servers and provides the scalability, performance, and value that service providers need.

Benefits of netElastic vBNG

Performance

Up to 1 Terabit per Server
10G to 100G interfaces

Scalability

Easy to scale software solution
2,000 to 128,000 Subscribers

Lower Costs

Open, disaggregated BNG
Lower costs by up to 70%

Trusted by Broadband Service Providers around the World

“netElastic vBNG provides the scalability to accomodate more customers and data traffic. The standout aspect has been the unwavering reliability of netElastic vBNG.”
Taylor Brown, President, BridgeNET Fiber
“The best part of netElastic vBNG is the price of licenses, which allow ISPs to grow their businesses with the quality and stability similar to solutions that are much more expensive.”
Lucio Costa, CEO and Founder, FiOS Tecnologia
“netElastic vBNG’s scalability will allow us to keep pace with network demands from our expanding customer base. Best of all, we won’t have to continually replace our infrastructure.”
Martin Pagano, CEO, Telpin

Key Features

Automation

Enables zero-touch subscriber management - automation across all OLT and Wireless devices.

Performance

Reaches 1 Terabit of throughput on a 2RU server with a highly optimized data plane and patented packet processing techniques.

Deployment Flexibility

Can be deployed for very small subscriber bases up to hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

Scalability and Flexibility

Runs on standard x86 servers to quickly make changes to network capacity based on traffic demands.

Broad Protocol Support

Supports all access technologies including PPPoE, IPoE, L2TP LAC/LNS, and more.

Single Pane of Glass View

Quickly configure your vBNGs and monitor how the network and vBNGs are performing