Routed traffic of subscribers with already assigned IP addresses reaches Stingray Service Gateway, it doesn’t identify the original MAC-addresses of subscribers. Identification occurs only by IP address.
BNG L3 IPoE with SSH Management
Preloading of the IP-tariff_plan map using PUSH method; if the dynamic IP assignment is used, the Radius monitor installation or final migration to the Radius is needed.
BNG L3 IPoE with RADIUS Management
Subscriber authorization by the first IP packet via Radius. Stingray Service Gateway operates in transparent bridge mode.
In the L2 BRAS mode, subscriber traffic reaches the Stingray Service Gateway n a unique VLAN /Q-in-Q/PPPoE tunnel. To authorize a subscriber and to assign him an IP address, the MAC/VLAN/Q-in-Q /login PPPoE /option 82 is used. Stingray operates as a virtual gateway for the subscriber and responds to its ARP requests. DHCP settings are provided by the Stingray SG via DHCP Relay or Radius Proxy.
Advantages of the L2 BNG mode: Full-Proxy-ARP, subscriber-to-subscriber connections management, the ability to access to network services in the kernel (dns/www/billing/tv/etc).
BNG L2 DHCP Relay Agent
Subscriber authorization is performed by the Radius server based on the MAC address; DHCP server is used to assign IP addresses.
BNG L2 DHCP RADIUS Proxy
Subscriber authorization is performed by the Radius server based on the MAC address; Radius server is used instead of DHCP servers and the fast-DPI in combination with the fastPCRF operate as a DHCP server.
BNG L2 PPPoE Access
PPPoE subscribers authorization using the PAP, CHAP or MS-CHAPv2 protocols or by MAC address.