Describe your edge
Access handoffs, VLAN/QinQ, CPE types, PPPoE/IPoE mix, MTU, subscriber identity and upstream connectivity.
Practical starting points for a product conversation, a topology review or your next platform evaluation.
Access handoffs, VLAN/QinQ, CPE types, PPPoE/IPoE mix, MTU, subscriber identity and upstream connectivity.
Busiest-hour bandwidth, packet-size mix, subscribers, simultaneous flows, new-flow rate and routing scale.
RADIUS, billing, service profiles, mapping retention, staff roles, maintenance windows and incident escalation.
Acceptable interruption, session continuity, configuration recovery, backup needs and site-loss expectations.
A representative test topology, enabled features, thresholds, evidence capture and ownership of results.
Source configuration, address ownership, routing, subscriber reconnection and accounting reconciliation.
LiquidNAT is an ISP network software platform. The customer operates the infrastructure and subscriber network; the product business supplies software and related services.
Start with standalone CGNAT, a combined subscriber edge or the management and identity workflows you want to improve. Choose scope around your topology.
Ask for a defined hardware/software profile and repeatable tests with the intended features enabled. Include packet rate, flow churn, logging, latency and recovery headroom.
Bring the current APIs, RADIUS attributes and lifecycle requirements to a technical review. Integration depends on the exact products, versions and workflows.
Inventory the service model, map the target configuration, validate representative journeys and agree a staged transition with a return path.
A browser simulation explains the interface and workflows. Packet processing, capacity and recovery require technical tests on the applicable system.
Use the contact page. Share the intended deployment, capacity requirements, support expectations and migration scope so the conversation has the right context.