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Fair enough to assume this will only be a local network? You need to be a registered Operator in order to have roaming agreements for connectivity to other netw
by sasas 13y ago
Fair enough to assume this will only be a local network? You need to be a registered Operator in order to have roaming agreements for connectivity to other networks.
Additionally if they are using SIM cards issued by another operator that attaches to this network it will have to remain local as the global title routing would route back to the home network's HLR that the subscriber belongs to during the location update procedure.
- precisioncoder 13y agoFrom the article: "The equipment used in Talea, which was provided by California-based Range Networks, includes a 900mhz radio network and computer software that routes calls, registers numbers and handles billing. Calls to the United States are channeled via a voice over Internet protocol ( VoIP) provider."
- Zigurd 13y agoI'd guess they have VoIP trunking to some upstream voice provider from their BTS. The carrier they have an agreement with might provide roaming outside their OpenBTS world, so using their SIMs could be part of such an arrangement.