WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a trade name given to the
group of broadband wireless technologies emerging from the IEEE 802.16 family of standards, akin to what Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) is to the IEEE 802.11 family of standards.

The bandwidth and reach of WiMAX makes it suitable for the following:

• Personal broadband capabilities across a metropolitan area network
• A cost-effective backhaul solution to Wi-Fi hotspots
• Complementing existing cellular technology and extending DSL coverage in metropolitan areas
• Wireless alternative to cable and DSL for delivery of last-mile broadband access without the need for direct line of sight (LoS)
• Potential 4G technology platform supporting triple/quadruple play services

We at nGIN Technologies have extensive experience in the following areas: -

Protocol Expertise:

• Key Distribution Protocol and R6 Authentication Relay
• R6 Data Path Establishment Protocol
• DHCP
• R6 Radio Resource Management Protocol
• DNS
• MIP
• RADIUS
• GRE
• R6 Location and Paging Control
• IGMP Proxy

Broadband management: Maintain QoS policies as set by the service provider based on bandwidth requirement per-subscriber and ensure optimum performance of value added services such as MPLS, VPN, VoIP and triple play services.

Personal CRM: With Personal Broadband one needs Personal CRM solutions. Our solution enables users to maintain and manage their personal information, and upgrade their services without involving any technical support. This cost-effective solution adds immense value as far as the end-user is concerned, thereby attaining customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Network access control: Authenticate and authorize users gaining access to networks, services and applications from a centralized location.

Intelligent Logs: Understand and analyze subscriber usage data and provide “intelligent” logs/records to billing systems for prepaid and postpaid accounts. This helps service providers to understand usage patterns and roll out of new value added services.

Subscriber Policy Management: Manage subscriber policies across both wired and wireless technologies from a centralized location.

Third party integration: Interfacing with multi-vendor ASN Gateways, AAA servers and base stations.

Test and Measurement: Multi-vendor interoperability services, test engineering and consulting, test execution and generate reports which measures high-bandwidth users and the applications they download/upload frequently.