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Overview The ubiquity of broadband connectivity and the advancements in home networking technologies introduces into market a new breed of consumer premises equipment termed as "home gateways" or "residential gateways". Home gateway devices provide the consumer benefits such as broadband Internet connection sharing, Firewall security, VPN connectivity, IP telephony, audio/video streaming, Wireless LAN connectivity, etc. At present, home gateway devices are available in market in various physical device personalities or form factors like the SOHO Router home gateway, cable Router/MTA home gateway, DSL Router/IAD home gateway, STB home gateway etc. This paper discusses the various personalities of the home gateway devices along with its usage scenario, as well as detailing the hardware, software technical architecture and specifications of the home gateway devices.

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Publisher	Wipro	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2002	Downloads	132
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cable

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